I teach ethics to law students. That always draws a laugh, or a sarcastic remark like, “Must be a short course.” My favorite response, though, came from a fellow who works at the local feed store and ...

Traditional Fourth Estate journalists are being challenged by more than just business models. Jobs are scarce, and competing news creators challenge values that have been taught for years in the ...

False information generated by artificial intelligence tools used in legal filings has become a new ethical threat within the ...

This article is republished with permission by the World Economic Forum. It originally appeared on the World Economic Forum Blog, Sept. 28, 2021. The article was written by Brian Green, director, ...

This article is republished with permission by the World Economic Forum. It originally appeared on the World Economic Forum Blog, February 25, 2020. World Economic Forum articles may be republished in ...

As soon as lawmakers arrived in Washington last week, they got down to important business. Trying to curb the deficit? Better campaign finance reform? A prescription drug plan? Nope, the House ...

Every now and then – usually after a costly mistake involving the misuse of information systems – someone in the U.S. raises the question about why we don’t license IT professionals in this country.

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