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Article digest · Oct 13 AM

AI Ethics — what each story says

Every story in this issue with a short summary, so you can decide what to read before leaving the site. Summaries are written by AI (Claude) only from each publisher's own description and checked by Jev for anything not in that description. They are not full translations. Follow "Read the original" for the full story.

11 stories6 with summaries7 topics

⚖️ Bias, discrimination and fairness3

Meer | English edition10/12 11:04 UTC

Is Artificial Intelligence sexist?

The article looks at how algorithms inherit gender bias and amplify it at scale.

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https://www.facilitiesmanagement-now.com/10/12 16:02 UTC

PCS campaign to ensure AI improves work, protects jobs and serves the public

PCS supports innovation, but says AI must be introduced in a way that protects jobs, promotes fairness and strengthens public services.

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🔒 Privacy and surveillance2

🔍 Transparency and accountability1

🎭 Misinformation and deepfakes1

🧒 Protecting children and vulnerable people1

Bioengineer.org10/12 17:33 UTC

How a Therapeutic Bond With a Chatbot Could Decide Which AI Version Gets Released

A new framework in the Journal of Medical Systems proposes formally qualifying the digital therapeutic alliance as a decision-making measure. It would be used to select which versions of generative mental health AI to release.

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📜 Ethics principles and guidelines2

Vietnam.vn10/12 15:11 UTC

Microsoft's AI Code of Conduct

On September 14, 2026, Microsoft AI (MAI), the division developing advanced AI models at Microsoft, released the draft "Humanist AI Code of Conduct." The 37-page document is described as a "constitution" guiding the behavior of Microsoft's self-developed MAI models. Its overarching message is "Humans matter more than AI."

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Independent Newspaper Nigeria10/12 16:20 UTC

How To Ensure Responsible AI, Algorithmic Fairness – Nze-Igwe

Goodness Nze-Igwe is a data analyst and AI researcher whose work focuses on artificial intelligence, data analytics, responsible AI and algorithmic fairness. She is interested in how AI systems can be designed and deployed in ways that are fair, transparent, accountable and beneficial to people.

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🇯🇵 AI ethics in Japan1

Vietnam.vn10/12 13:14 UTCJapanese

Learners Who Use Artificial Intelligence Bear Responsibility

AI is significantly changing how education and learning take place, pushing schools to innovate teaching methods and assess student abilities. Rather than banning or encouraging student use of AI, students need support to use it responsibly and build the ability to think independently.

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The analysis and visual summary are in the Oct 13 AM issue. Japanese version here.