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Google has made a significant change to its “AI Principles,” removing a key pledge to avoid using artificial intelligence (AI) for harmful purposes, such as weapons and surveillance.

As Microsoft, Meta, and now Elon Musk, rush to develop and monetize A.I., Google’s entry into the field raises questions of safety.

Grok 4 is xAI’s most advanced model yet, but early praise is clashing with old scandals and fresh tests of its limits.

Last month, a report from Bloomberg featuring interviews with employees indicated many at the company believe there have been “ethical lapses” throughout Google’s AI development.

Group of independent publishers alleges the technology is harming their business by diverting web traffic and undermining ...

Google just scrapped its pledge to avoid AI in weapons and surveillance, signaling a major shift in policy after Trump's inauguration.

Missouri's AG has launched a 'consumer fraud' probe into Google, Meta, and OpenAI after their AI chatbots ranked Donald Trump ...

Lensa, the AI portrait app, has reignited discussion among artists over the ethics of creating images with models that have been trained using other people’s work.

Are generative AI ethics a concern? Find out the 10 key ethical challenges as well as best practices in our in-depth article.

Google researchers quite over two years ago after Google rebuffed their attempts to introduce artificial intelligence over ethics concerns. AI's issues persist.