Blame games: Stop Scapegoating on Massacres “Is Robin DiAngelo to blame for the Waukesha massacre?” asks Brendan O’Neill at Spiked, because she criticizes whites? “All sane people know the answer” is no – so why “is it seen as acceptable” to blame Tucker Carlson for… Read More »Stop scapegoating on massacres and other commentary
(LEX 18) – A recently-filed court document has given more details on alleged ethical concerns surrounding a central Kentucky commonwealth’s attorney. Scrutiny of commonwealth’s attorney Sharon Muse Johnson began with a letter by former Circuit Court Judge Brian Privett to the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office.… Read More »Court document details allegations against commonwealth’s attorney
Many governments around the world have rightly put ethical development and deployment at the heart of their AI thinking. Core to this complex issue is a set of interconnected problems – AI systems that may automate societal problems, either due to a systemic lack of… Read More »AI ethics – how do we put theory into practice when international approaches vary?
Representative Jonathon D. Hill, R-Anderson, who faced more than 100 ethics charges related to his use of campaign cash, has settled the accusations with the South Carolina House Ethics Committee. (File photo) Joshua Boucher jboucher@thestate.com COLUMBIA, SC An Upstate lawmaker who faced more than 100… Read More »SC GOP lawmaker settles campaign-related ethics charges
File photo of Hunter Larkin. Hunter Larkin resigned as mayor of Goddard on Monday after ethics questions were raised about his relationship with developers who have worked around contribution limits to bolster his campaign while actively doing business with City Hall. Larkin, 23, who is… Read More »Hunter Larkin resigns as Goddard mayor amid ethics questions
Anja Kaspersen and Wendell Wallach are senior fellows at Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. In November 2021, they published an article that changed the AI ethics conversation: Why Are We Failing at the Ethics of AI? Six months later, the questions the article… Read More »Why are we failing at the ethics of AI? A critical review
Photo illustration The Wichita Eagle Quirks in Wichita’s ethics policy threaten to further delay a board that has been dormant for more than a year, stalling any investigations of potential misconduct by city officials, the Wichita Eagle has found. One empty board seat – the… Read More »Wichita ethics policy could disqualify ethics board members
The success of any organization, small or big, largely depends on its leaders. There are leaders who have transformed organizations from the brink through their innovative leadership skills founded on ethical principles. On the contrary, organizations have also died owing to the lack of such… Read More »Ethics, a must for academic leadership
News Editorial Board New York State’s budget for 2022-23 must be passed by next week. Presuming that Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders remain committed to the state’s recent history of producing the plan by – or at least near – the April 1 deadline,… Read More »The Editorial Board: On health care and ethics, Albany has the opportunity to serve entire state | Editorial
Days after New York’s lieutenant governor resigned following his arrest on bribery and other charges, ethical questions continued to cloud the 2022 gubernatorial election as the House Ethics Committee extended its investigation of a contender for the Democratic nomination. Scrutiny of Rep. Thomas R. Suozzi… Read More »House Ethics Committee extends probe of Suozzi stock trades | Latest Headlines