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We shouldn’t be warning about artificial intelligence in the abstract any longer; we are confronting what happens when autonomous models are placed inside real, high-consequence systems.

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Many discussions about AI focus on governance, regulation, adoption, productivity and risk. An aspect I find increasingly interesting is the role AI plays as a personal reflection space.

Stefano Valente, MD — Independent Researcher, Italy
Based on Zenodo DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20546168

1. Context and Motivation

Across the last decade, conversational AI design has…

As organisations prepare for the implementation of the EU AI Act, much of the discussion around Article 14 focuses on the presence of a human reviewer.

However, the existence of a human…

An ethical man knows it’s wrong to cheat on his wife.

A moral man doesn’t cheat on his wife.

It’s a clear distinction, blunt enough to survive being repeated, useful precisely because…

As AI governance frameworks mature, much of the discussion has focused on obligations: documentation, transparency, risk management, and accountability.

These are necessary foundations.

There is a risk we have not yet named properly.

We have named bias. We have named opacity. We have named accountability gaps. The EU AI Act, the UNESCO Recommendation, the emerging global…

The draft guidelines on high-risk AI classification address classification criteria thoroughly. There is one enforcement gap that deserves specific attention before the guidelines are finalised.<…

In a near-future scenario, a human being may reach first sustained human contact only after hundreds of interactions with AI systems. This paper examines the governance implications of that…