Why journalists are worried about who controls the future of AI
By Thomas MacaulayJournalists are supposed to hold power to account, and they’re deeply uneasy about who controls AGI. That’s the key finding from the inaugural Spark Hunter…
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Journalistic perspectives on artificial general intelligence (AGI): Spark Hunter Survey (part one)
By The Human Motivation LabThe Spark Hunter Survey was created to seek informed opinions about the nature, development, and impact of artificial general intelligence (AGI). Nearly all public media…
The input that changes everything
By Natalie de AlmaThe views expressed in this essay are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this publication or its editors. Editor’s note:…
How do science and technology journalists feel about AGI?
By Tristan GreeneThe teams at AGI Ethics News and Fighter Steel Productions spent the last nine months developing and conducting The Spark Hunter Survey. We’re excited to…
AGI and journalism: Out with the old, in with the news
By Tristan GreeneAll the evidence suggests that daily news writers are an endangered species. I give it ten years before AI takes over the breaking news beat…
Here’s where AI can replace or augment a journalist – and where it absolutely cannot
By Chris Stokel-WalkerThe views expressed in this essay are the author’s own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of this publication or its editors. Several years…
Interview: David Gunkel on AGI Ethics and ‘the relational turn’ – Part Three
By AGI Ethics NewsIn an exclusive interview for AGI Ethics News, KB Miller sat down with philosopher David Gunkel to discuss the ethical implications of treating artificial general…
Return of the small language models
By Tristan GreeneHello to our new subscribers and a hearty welcome back to our returning readers! The past month has seen substantial growth for AGI Ethics News…
Interview: David Gunkel on AGI Ethics and ‘the relational turn’ – Part Two
By AGI Ethics NewsIn an exclusive interview for AGI Ethics News, KB Miller sat down with philosopher David Gunkel to discuss the ethical implications of treating artificial general…
SLMs: Ethical governors of the future?
By Megan CarnegieSmall language models (SLMs) hold great promise for the future of AI development. They’re faster to train, cheaper to deploy, and easier to work with…
Becoming before being: When anticipation becomes reality
By Charles BivensWe continue to ask when Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) will arrive. However, a cursory glance at our current social, economic, and judicial structures reveals a…
Could small language models turn AGI into a society of collaborating agents?
By Thomas MacaulayFor decades, the search for artificial intelligence has centered on scale. The prevailing wisdom is that bigger models, more data, and ever-increasing compute would provide…