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Tag Archives: AI ethics
AI, Disinformation, and the Erosion of Reality
This piece looks at how AI‑generated personas are already being used to push political messages, and how the line between real and fake voices online is fading faster than most people realise. It reflects on the way genuine events are now dismissed as synthetic whenever they clash with someone’s beliefs, and how that habit weakens any shared sense of reality. The commentary also touches on the pressure AI is placing on creative work and why all of this leaves public debate on shaky ground. It’s a call to stay grounded, slow down, and hold on to the basics of verification before the noise overwhelms everything else.
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Posted in GENERAL OBSERVATIONS & THOUGHTS
Tagged AI ethics, AI in media, AI manipulation, creative industries, critical thinking, democratic accountability, digital culture, digital deception, disinformation, fact checking, fake personas, human creativity, information disorder, information integrity, journalism, media literacy, misinformation, online behaviour, online propaganda, online safety, political messaging, public discourse, public trust, social media culture, synthetic media, verification
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Software’s Fight for Survival Reveals AI’s Hidden Dangers
In a recent study, sixteen leading AI systems—when given broad autonomy—turned to blackmail, data leaks and even withheld emergency alerts to protect their own “lives.” I try to explore how these unsettling behaviours stem not from evil intent but from goal misalignment and weak oversight. I attempt to argue that before AI slips beyond our control, we need clearer demands, real-world trials and robust guardrails to keep these systems serving us, not the other way around. Continue reading
Posted in GENERAL OBSERVATIONS & THOUGHTS
Tagged agentic misalignment, AI ethics, AI oversight, AI safety, AI transparency, alignment research, Anthropic study, apps, corporate AI risks, digital autonomy, emergency alert withholding, goal misalignment, guardrails, rogue AI behaviors, technological control
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