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The Transparency Paradox: When AI Ethics Stop at the Corporate Door
Anthropic just published Claude's new constitution - a remarkable 47-page document mandating "radical honesty" for their AI assistant. Claude must never tell white lies. Never manipulate. Never create false impressions. Standards "substantially higher than standard visions of human ethics." Yet according to the 2025 Foundation Model Transparency Index released just last month, Anthropic the company is increasingly opaque about how Claude was actually built. What Anthropic
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16 hours ago


The Transparency Crisis in AI: What Stanford's 2025 Study Means for Regulated Industries
Happy New Year! The artificial intelligence industry stands at a critical juncture. Seven established AI companies now account for more than 35% of the entire S&P 500. Billions of people rely on foundation models daily for search, content creation, and decision support. Yet a comprehensive new study from Stanford, Berkeley, Princeton, and MIT reveals a troubling reality: the AI industry is becoming less transparent, not more. The State of AI Transparency: A Declining Trend T
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Jan 3
Why AI Ethics Oversight Can't Wait ⏰ Hello!
According to this article in Hackernoon 97% of CIOs and CTOs are worried about unethical AI use at their companies. Yet only 1 in 3 have oversight in place. https://lnkd.in/grYgPMjF The cost of opacity is already mounting: ➡️ Meta settled a Fair Housing Act lawsuit over AI-powered ads ➡️ Wells Fargo faces discrimination claims over algorithmic mortgage decisions Transparency and accountability aren't optional—they're your competitive advantage. ➡️ With stricter regulations in
ggstoev
Oct 21, 2025
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