Engineering Ethics Blog

   We don't usually think of mail as a technology.   But if we define a technology broadly as any system engineered for t...

   A recent report in National Review summarized opinion polls about what U. S. residents think of artificial intelligence (...

  Imagine two little boys growing up in their father's household.   The older boy enjoys the company of his father.   He runs up to ...

   On March 4 of this year, the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission made history by issuing itsfirst-ever construction permit...

   This week's New Yorker carries an article about AI companions and the people who use them.   In "Sweet Nothings,...

   Superman supposedly had X-ray vision, which in the movies and comic books about him, he used only for noble and righteous ...

   After writing about AI for years, I still hadn't had what you might call a serious encounter with it in its personaliz...