MAY 24, 2023 • Article
Silicon Valley is knowingly violating ethical AI principles. Society can’t respond if we let disagreements poison the debate.
With criticism of ChatGPT much in the news, we are also increasingly hearing about disagreements among thinkers who are critical of AI, writes Carnegie-Uehiro Fellow ...
MAY 23, 2023 • News
Fortune: "Silicon Valley is knowingly violating ethical A.I. principles. Society can’t respond if we let disagreements poison the debate."
In this article for "Fortune," Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach writes that debating about issues, such as ChatGPT, is natural and expected, we can't allow differences ...
MAY 23, 2023 • News
Foreign Policy: "Solar Geoengineering Is Coming. It’s Time to Regulate It."
In this article for "Foreign Policy," C2G Executive Director Janos Pasztor writes that it's become clear that there is a need for governance in ...
MAY 22, 2023 • Article
Sitting on the Sidelines: The Global Divide on Ukraine
As a UN vote in February revealed, the world is divided on how to respond to Russia's continuing war against Ukraine. Carnegie Council President Joel ...
MAY 18, 2023 • News
The Independent: "AI isn’t falling into the wrong hands—it’s being built by them"
In this article for "The Independent," Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel writes about issues in the foundation of artificial intelligence systems and says that it's ...
MAY 16, 2023 • Podcast
Ourselves at Work, with Gabriella Braun
In this episode host Hilary Sutcliffe explores . . . ourselves at work from another angle. She talks with Gabriella Braun about her intriguing book "All That We ...
MAY 16, 2023 • News
Carnegie Council Launches the Ethics Accelerator
Today, new ethical questions are emerging at an exponential rate and society faces significant challenges in the realm of international affairs. In response, Carnegie Council ...
MAY 15, 2023 • Podcast
C2GTalk: Should the Caribbean region be involved in solar radiation modification research? with Michael Taylor
Caribbean countries have led the global push to limit warming to 1.5°C because the impacts of going above that would be so severe for their ...