Internal Politics at the Washington Post

The article discusses internal politics at the Washington Post, involving changes in leadership and allegations of unethical behavior. It criticizes the staff for resisting reform and highlights a 20-year-old scandal being used to target the CEO. The author accuses the media of hypocrisy and bias, suggesting ulterior motives behind the attacks on the Post's leadership.

Corruption in Small Town Government

Florida mayor resigns citing corruptive behavior in small town's government, pointing fingers at City Manager's unethical practices. City Manager denies allegations. Former city commissioner steps up as the new mayor.

Jeff Bezos supports Washington Post CEO and emphasizes maintaining journalistic standards

Jeff Bezos expresses support for Washington Post CEO Will Lewis in an email to staffers, reassuring that the journalistic standards and ethics of the outlet will remain unchanged despite necessary business model changes.

Pope Francis's Address at G7 Summit on Artificial Intelligence

Pope Francis urges G7 leaders to prioritize human dignity in the development and use of artificial intelligence, warning against turning human relations into mere algorithms. He calls for ethical development of AI, emphasizing the importance of human values and the need for political leadership in ensuring AI remains human-centric.

Secret Recording of Supreme Court Justices Alito and Roberts

Filmmaker secretly records Supreme Court Justices Alito and Roberts at a dinner, where Alito agrees with statements on godliness. Recording sparks debate on transparency and ethics in journalism and raises concerns about the impact on Justices' privacy.

Proposed Legislation for $50 Gift Ban for Supreme Court Justices

Representative Jamie Raskin and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez plan to introduce legislation to apply a $50 gift ban for Supreme Court justices, aiming to align the Supreme Court with the same standards as members of Congress.

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's Controversies

Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito refuses to step aside from cases involving Trump and Jan. 6 despite controversy over flags at his homes. He is heard questioning compromise between left and right and expressing agreement with returning the U.S. to a place of godliness. Chief Justice John Roberts rejects a similar argument.

Reaction to Secret Recordings of Supreme Court Justices Alito and Roberts

The View co-hosts react to secret recordings of Supreme Court Justices Alito and Roberts, describing it as a 'hit job.' They express discomfort with the recordings but acknowledge the need to expose perceived bias. Some co-hosts question the ethics of obtaining the recordings. Liberal filmmaker recorded the justices at a dinner event.

Controversial Remarks by Justice Samuel Alito

Justice Samuel Alito made controversial remarks about the ideological battle between the left and right, stating that one side will ultimately win. His comments were recorded at the Supreme Court Historical Society's annual dinner. Alito's wife, Martha-Ann, has been involved in controversies over flags flown at their residences. Democratic leaders called for Alito to recuse himself from certain cases, but he rejected the demand. Lauren Windsor, a liberal documentary filmmaker, attended the event and recorded the conversation with Alito, shedding light on the increasing power of the Supreme Court and the influence of right-wing activists.

Accusations of Impropriety Against Supreme Court Justice Alito

Fox News reports on accusations of impropriety against Supreme Court Justice Alito by Senator Whitehouse over flags flown at his home and an interview he did, leading to calls for his recusal from cases related to the 2020 election.

British Journalists in U.S. Media

British journalists are taking top positions in U.S. media companies, which is raising concerns about diversity and ethical practices in American journalism.

Impact of British Editors in U.S. News Media

British editors are increasingly taking over top positions in U.S. media companies, bringing a 'killer instinct' to news gathering but potentially affecting diversity and ethics in news leadership.

The Internet of Bodies (IOB)

The Internet of Bodies (IOB) is a network of human bodies connected to the internet and related technologies. It includes external, internal, and fully integrated devices, with companies like Neuralink working on brain-computer interfaces. While IOB offers exciting advancements, it raises privacy and ethical concerns about human autonomy and self-governance.

Display of upside-down American flag at Justice Alito's house

After the 2020 presidential election, some Trump supporters displayed upside-down American flags, including at Supreme Court Justice Alito's residence. This raised concerns about bias and impartiality in cases related to the election and the Capitol riot. The flag was seen as a political statement, violating ethics rules.

AI Digital Replicas of Deceased Loved Ones in China

China is reportedly seeing a new trend of using AI to create digital replicas of deceased loved ones, allowing people to interact with them. While some find comfort in this technology, ethical and legal questions arise regarding consent and responsibility. Concerns about the impact on mental health are also raised.

Artificial Intelligence and Global Power Dynamics

The article discusses the possibilities of artificial intelligence influencing voters and the future of technology in global power dynamics, through the perspective of a retired American serviceman-turned-novelist. The article also highlights the ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI in military operations.

AI Simulations of Dead People

Cambridge University ethicists warn about the psychological impact of AI simulations of dead people, known as deadbots, and recommend safety protocols to protect the living from unwanted digital hauntings. The potential psychological effect on people, particularly at difficult times, could be devastating.

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas

US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas addresses controversies and negativity surrounding him and his wife, criticizes Washington's atmosphere, and discusses his approach to judicial ethics and decision-making.

OpenAI considering allowing users to create adult content with AI tools

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is exploring the possibility of allowing users to create adult content such as erotica and slurs using its AI tools. Critics argue that this proposal undermines OpenAI's mission to produce safe and beneficial AI.

Financial Lifeline for Donald Trump

Axos Bank and its largest individual shareholder, Don Hankey, have provided over $500 million in financing to Donald Trump over the past two years, helping him pay off debts and profit. This financial lifeline has raised ethical concerns regarding the potential influence on a future Trump presidency.

Cloned Genetically Modified Pigs for Human Organ Transplants

NPR discusses the ethics of using cloned, genetically modified pigs for human organ transplants with bioethicist Michael Gusmano.

Financial Support for Donald Trump from Axos Bank and Don Hankey

Axos Bank and its largest individual shareholder Don Hankey have extended over $500 million in financing to benefit Donald Trump, potentially influencing a future Trump administration. Hankey's past activities have faced scrutiny, including violations related to high-interest auto loans and debt collection tactics. Ethics experts raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest if Trump returns to the White House.

Sen. Ted Cruz's podcast and iHeartMedia's payments to a super PAC supporting his re-election campaign

Sen. Ted Cruz lashed out at a reporter for asking about the money iHeartMedia has poured into a super PAC supporting his re-election campaign. Cruz claims he doesn't receive compensation for his podcast despite iHeartMedia's payments to the PAC.

Investigation into Fulton County D.A. Fani Willis’ alleged misconduct

Georgia State Sen. Bill Cowsert unpacks the investigation into Fulton County D.A. Fani Willis’ alleged misconduct on Cavuto Live. The wife of Nathan Wade, the former lover of embattled Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis, accuses him of failing to pay her court-ordered expenses, leading to a health crisis. Wade is also facing an ethics complaint for lying under oath. Wade resigned from his special prosecutor position after a judge's ultimatum.

ESPN Interview with Joe Biden

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele claimed her 2021 interview with Joe Biden was scripted by the far-left outlet, with no room for follow-up questions. Steele also criticized Disney, ESPN's parent company, for alleged corruption and unethical practices.

Justice Clarence Thomas hiring Crystal Clanton as a law clerk

Justice Clarence Thomas has hired Crystal Clanton, who was accused of sending racist text messages, as a law clerk. Critics see favoritism, while defenders view it as supporting a young conservative. Thomas' decision is controversial but not barred by the Supreme Court's ethics code.

AI Image Creation Tools and Ethical Challenges

The article discusses how Adobe's AI image creation tool, Firefly, made similar controversial mistakes as Google's Gemini by depicting inaccurate racial and ethnic images. It highlights the challenges tech companies face in image generation and the need for guardrails to prevent such inaccuracies.

Kristi Noem praises dental team in Texas

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem praised her dental team in Texas in a video, expressing happiness with the shape and color of her teeth. The video generated negative reactions, with people questioning the ethics of a public official endorsing a dental service.

Robot Gropes Woman at AI Event in Saudi Arabia

A robot named Mohammad groped a woman at an AI event in Saudi Arabia, sparking controversy and raising ethical concerns about integrating robots into everyday life.

Apple Shareholders Reject AI Transparency Report Request

Apple Inc. shareholders rejected a labor-backed request for an artificial intelligence transparency report, which would have delved into whether the company is using the technology ethically. The proposal was voted down at Apple’s annual meeting along with other measures on equal employment policies, civil liberties, racial and gender pay gaps, and human rights. The AI proposal urged Apple to disclose the ethical guidelines it follows in adopting the technology. Despite being defeated, it was a closer vote than other shareholder proposals.

Ethical Concerns in Fulton County District Attorney's Office

Nathan Wade, a prosecutor on the Trump case, made decisions to hire or fire employees in Fulton County District Attorney’s Office following Fani Willis’ election victory. This raises ethical concerns about their relationship and potential conflict of interest.

Fulton County, Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis' Relationship with Special Counsel Nathan Wade

The District Attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, Fani Willis, is facing scrutiny for her romantic relationship with Special Counsel Nathan Wade, who was hired to help prosecute former President Donald Trump. Trump's defense team alleges Wade visited Willis at her home multiple times late at night, based on cellphone data. Willis and Wade deny dating prior to 2022. The Trump team is trying to get Willis removed from the case due to ethics concerns.