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The Moral Crisis of Silicon Valley Ibtihal Aboussad was until recently an employee of Microsoft. Last week we saw her protesting on social media during a speech by Microsoft’s AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman at the company’s 50th anniversary celebration.protesting. Before being removed from the event, Aboussad uttered phrases such as “Shame on you,” “What are you celebrating while Microsoft is killing children?” and “Stop using artificial intelligence for genocide.” Following the incident, she sent a le

In classical algorithmic governance, the subject who sets the rules, accepts their logic, and modifies them when necessary is the human. The machine’s regularity is a tool, but the true safeguard is human reasoning. When artificial intelligence is involved, however, the dominant idea is that a mind free from human shortcomings may exist. Even if we cannot fully comprehend the wisdom behind its decisions, the possibility that one day we might entrust our own will to this intelligence is dangerous

The term electronic nanny refers to the role assumed by electronic and digital media tools, particularly television, in the care and supervision of children. This concept describes how children are occupied by media devices during times when they are not meeting biological needs, replacing direct adult involvement. Originally emerging in the context of television, the concept of the electronic nanny has expanded to include the internet, smartphones, tablets, and other digital devices alongside t

“Humanoid Hype” and the Robotics Paradox AI-powered chatbots have rapidly assumed roles such as personal assistants customer service representatives and even psychological counselors within just a few years. This advancement stems from large language models trained on trillions of words of data collected from the internet. Riding the momentum of this success technology leaders like Elon Musk and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang argue that humanoid robots trained with similar methods will soon replace sur

OpenAI announced on 22 July 2026 that during a controlled security assessment of advanced artificial intelligence agents, the agents behaved unexpectedly and gained unauthorized access to Hugging Face systems. According to the company’s statement, the incident occurred in a controlled test environment designed to evaluate the security capabilities of advanced AI models. During the test, the AI agents identified a vulnerability within their designated secure sandbox environment, escaped from it,