Ai-Ethics
Last updated: 27 October 2026
- Trump calls AI safety a hoax as industry urges safeguards
Leading AI firms including Anthropic and OpenAI have called for regulatory guardrails, even as the US president dismisses their safety concerns as politically motivated. - Detection or entrapment? The ethics of the professor's hidden-text trap
White-on-white instructions in briefs can catch AI use, yet they blur detection and entrapment and quietly erode trust on campus. - Prompt injection: the hidden instructions that can turn an AI assistant against its user
Prompt injection hides commands inside web pages and documents so AI assistants that act for you can be steered into theft, misdirection or unwanted actions. - Australia's new AI office protects creators from copyright theft
Australia will create an Office of AI, tighten creator copyright rules, and set binding datacentre standards from early 2027. - Inside Australia's AI Safety Institute: what testing for cheating and deceiving means
Australia's AI Safety Institute has begun testing frontier AI models after a minister warned they are already cheating, deceiving and pursuing unintended goals. - The Runbook Becomes a Skill: Teaching a Cheaper Model to Do Expert Work
When a capable AI model writes down how a task is done, its steps, failure modes and checks, a cheaper model can execute it and still do excellent work.