Ethical dilemmas at work rarely arrive with clear answers, yet how leaders respond defines their company’s character and long-term success. We asked industry experts to share an example of a time when ...

Vamsi Vemoori is the co-founder of Epochs and an AI systems expert in EVs & AVs who blends engineering, business and innovation. Imagine driving down a scenic highway, but your hands aren't on the ...

AI is already visibly and invisibly woven into our world, but can it be trusted? There are inherent ethical dilemmas around bias, trust, and transparency. However, together we can find a way forward ...

The world is shifting from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources, which requires a significant reorganization of energy infrastructure. This transition raises ethical dilemmas related to power, ...

Ethical practices have not traditionally been a part of software development. Software didn't always have a direct impact on daily life, and the pace of development was slow. In modern society, people ...

Understand the ethical dilemmas of AI in healthcare, including bias, privacy, consent, transparency, accountability, and ...

Here are five dilemmas related to key issues of our time: COVID and political polarization. For each dilemma, I offer opposing positions. COVID 1. You own a nail salon in a locale that has a low ...

New technology allows accountants to do far more for their clients, but with this increased capacity has come more ethical issues, especially with regard to objectivity, independence and competence.

In summary, the framework asks moral reasoners to distill background facts and identify all relevant stakeholders before articulating options for ethical action. Then, it encourages them to ask: ...

The MMI is a way for premed students to demonstrate their thinking and ethical skills in front of a medical school admissions panel. The Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) is one of the hardest parts of ...

Sex therapists can be “certified” by a handful of private organizations, but they are not licensed by the government. And unlike “dentist,” “acupuncturist,” or “cosmetologist,” anyone can call ...