Machines may not have gained consciousness yet, but concerns around AI sentience are growing.

The AI wrote under the byline "CNET Money Staff" -- misleading readers and writers, and adding to fears around job security and credibility.

DoNotPay’s "robot lawyer" aims to reduce the costs associated with accessing justice through lawyers -- but raises ethical questions.

Generative AI is an emerging paradigm in tech that makes the creation of deepfakes much easier -- and more monetizable.

As more artists — including musicians and actors — become compelled to protect their work and likenesses against AI replication using intellectual property law, the world has less access to their talent.

The lawsuit against Github Copilot echoes concerns of copyright infringement and ethics in AI training and output.

Scientists have been trying to "translate" animal languages -- an ambitious project that could shape our relationship with different species.

As AI takes over more content, it brings us closer to a conspiracy theory that predicted just that.

Whose likenesses do we get to use after their incapacitation — and can they consent?

The document stresses on the importance of protecting Americans from the excesses of tech, but ignores how R&D creates global inequalities.

“...the question arises as to whether this is 'creativity' or the mere appearance of creativity masking unethical technical and artistic practices."

A new paper warns that artificial intelligence “could considerably erode a state’s sense of security and jeopardize crisis stability.”

Robots may eventually laugh like us, and with us, reflecting a desire for A.I. to reproduce every part of "human-like" intelligence, including empathy.

Facial recognition technology continues to carry an extremely limited view of what gender looks like.

AI people are ahistorical. To give them a race, a culture, and a vocabulary that's born out of a centuries-old history shows how AI tech can commodify human beings.

The use of A.I. to shape our ideas and choices may then result in reinforcing social disparities, instead of reducing them.

The AI, named PLATO, was trained to "address the gap between humans and machines" by drawing on developmental psychology.

Researchers note robots "have all the problems that software systems have, plus their embodiment adds the risk of causing irreversible physical harm."