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Academia 3 days ago

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The Millennium Prize proof shows why AI governance can't wait

When AI outthinks the world’s elite mathematicians in under four days, it shatters the myth that human expertise is untouchable, at the same time warning policymakers that regulating machines can no longer wait until tomorrow.

Society 3 weeks ago

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Ethics met with weak institutional systems in Indonesia, academics say

When institutions do not have strong systems to uphold integrity, the gap can undermine a culture of speaking up against wrongdoing and erode trust in integrity mechanisms, according to a survey.

Academia 1 month ago

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Earthquake, language and collective compassion

When the ground violently shifts, the words we choose can either steady a community’s collective courage or trigger a devastating humanitarian aftershock of panic.

Academia 1 month ago

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Prabowo's populist economics and public ethics

One important element that appears to be missing from Prabowo's agenda is the cultivation of a strong foundation of public ethics.

Academia 2 months ago

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Baliology and the spirit of scholarship

More than a tropical resort, Bali is a living philosophy, and it's time to reclaim its culture from the lens of Western tourism.

Academia 3 months ago

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When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk

Sound haj governance should no longer be measured solely by how many pilgrims can be dispatched abroad each year, but also by how responsibly societies adapt to worsening environmental conditions.

Academia 4 months ago

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Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy

Pancasila is a philosophical framework that offers an alternative to the excesses of realpolitik.

Academia 4 months ago

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The Pope should have gone further on AI

Pontiff has not gone far enough on the most consequential question: What should AI be designed to do?

Academia 5 months ago

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Kartini’s spirit: AI and the quiet reinforcement of gender roles

In viewing the design, development and deployment of artificial intelligence, Kartini’s legacy reminds us that direction is a vital part of progress.

Academia 5 months ago

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Big Tech shouldn't be writing the rules for AI

When the responsibility for insisting on basic ethical limits falls to private companies, the systems meant to protect the public interest from potentially dangerous technologies have clearly failed.

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ethics

PREMIUM The Millennium Prize proof shows why AI governance can't wait

PREMIUM Ethics met with weak institutional systems in Indonesia, academics say

PREMIUM Earthquake, language and collective compassion

PREMIUM Prabowo's populist economics and public ethics

PREMIUM Baliology and the spirit of scholarship

PREMIUM When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk

PREMIUM Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy

PREMIUM The Pope should have gone further on AI

PREMIUM Kartini’s spirit: AI and the quiet reinforcement of gender roles

PREMIUM Big Tech shouldn't be writing the rules for AI