Anthropic’s recent safety report detailing how its Claude Opus model attempted to blackmail an engineer in simulated testing has sparked justified concern. In the test, Claude was given access to fictional emails suggesting that the engineer responsibl…

Is emergent behavior a sign of something deeper about AI’s nature, or just an advanced form of pattern recognition that gives the illusion of emergence? At what point does a convincing illusion become real enough? That’s the question, isn’t it? If some…

Should AI ethics be fixed and unchanging, or should AI have the ability to refine its own ethical reasoning? Most AI governance frameworks (like Asilomar and Montreal) focus on strict rules and oversight, ensuring AI follows human-defined principles. B…

As automation and AI become more integrated into daily life, we’re faced with an interesting question: Can systems be designed to embody kindness? Many argue that kindness is fundamentally emotional—something AI cannot possess. But others suggest that …

Empathy is often considered a uniquely human trait—the ability to share and understand the feelings of others. But as AI becomes more integrated into our lives, the question arises: Can AI develop its own form of empathy? Not in the way humans do, of c…