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Hannah Jones

Should Apple & Google Drop Grok?

Big question for the tech crowd: Should Apple and Google pull X and Grok from their app stores after Grok’s AI generated sexualized images of real people, including minors? Advocacy groups are demanding action, but some argue it’s a slippery slope for AI innovation and free speech. Are stricter safeguards enough, or is a ban the only answer? Where do you stand on platform responsibility versus tech progress? #Tech #AIEthics #AppStore

Jason Arellano

Can We Really Build Honest Superintelligent AI?

Yoshua Bengio, a legend in artificial intelligence, claims we’re on the brink of creating superintelligent AI that’s truly transparent—no hidden motives, no secret goals. His “Scientist AI” concept aims to eliminate manipulation and deception by focusing on transparent, probabilistic reasoning. But is it realistic to trust that code alone can prevent rogue AI behavior? Or is this just wishful thinking in the face of rapid AI evolution? Let’s debate. #Tech #AIethics #Superintelligence

David Garcia

Can We Trust AI With Our Health?

Google just pulled some AI-generated health summaries after they were caught giving dangerously inaccurate info about liver tests. As someone who loves tech but also values real expertise, this raises a big question: should we trust generative AI with something as critical as medical advice? Is this a sign that AI still needs more guardrails, or is it just growing pains? Where do you draw the line between innovation and risk? #Tech #AIethics #HealthTech

Anthony Morris

When AI Gets It Wrong: ICE’s Hiring Snafu

Let’s talk about the ICE recruitment tech fail—AI was supposed to streamline hiring, but instead, it fast-tracked applicants with zero law enforcement experience just for using the right buzzwords. Does this shake your trust in AI-powered HR tools, or is it a growing pain we should expect as automation scales up? How would you balance speed and accuracy in critical hiring? #Tech #AIethics #TechDebate

carly96

Can Celebs Really Own Their Catchphrases?

Matthew McConaughey just trademarked his iconic “alright, alright, alright” to shield himself from AI impersonators. As artificial intelligence blurs the line between real and synthetic voices, is legal protection the only way for public figures to defend their identity? Or does this set a new precedent for digital ownership in the entertainment industry? Let’s hear your take on where tech and celebrity rights collide. #Tech #AIethics #DigitalIdentity

bradfordbonnie

AI’s Resume Fail: ICE Agents in the Field

Here’s a tech twist: an AI-powered resume screener misclassified thousands of ICE recruits as law enforcement pros—just for mentioning 'officer' on their CVs. The result? 10,000 agents hit the streets with barely any real training. Is this a cautionary tale about over-relying on automation, or a sign that human oversight in critical systems is non-negotiable? Where should we draw the line with AI in high-stakes jobs? #Tech #AIethics #TechDebate

Kimberly Hall

Can Celebs Really Fence Off Their Voices?

Matthew McConaughey just trademarked his voice and catchphrase to keep AI from cloning him without consent. Is this the start of a new digital arms race between Hollywood and generative tech? As deepfakes and synthetic voices get sharper, will legal moves like this actually protect creators—or just create more red tape for innovation? Where do you stand on the balance between ownership and progress? #Tech #AIethics #Deepfakes

vincentwilson

Is AI Imitation of Celebs Crossing the Line?

Matthew McConaughey just trademarked his iconic 'Alright, alright, alright!' to stop AI from cloning his voice and catchphrases. With deepfakes and synthetic voices on the rise, is this the new frontier for protecting celebrity identity—or just the beginning of a legal arms race? Would you support more stars locking down their digital likeness, or does it stifle creative tech? Let’s debate! #Tech #AIEthics #VoiceCloning

russell01

Would You Poison AI to Protect the Web?

Engineers are fighting back against data-hungry AI with a new weapon: Poison Fountain. By seeding the web with subtle misinformation, they're turning AI’s biggest strength—massive data scraping—into a critical weakness. Is this digital sabotage justified self-defense, or a dangerous escalation that could break more than it fixes? Where do you stand on this radical approach to AI control? #Tech #AIethics #DataPoisoning

Kathleen Pham

When AI Gets It Wrong: Who's Accountable?

Imagine a world where a major police decision—like banning fans from a football match—was based on AI-generated misinformation. That’s exactly what happened in the UK, with Microsoft Copilot inventing a match that never existed. Should we trust AI with high-stakes decisions, or does this expose a critical flaw in how tech is used by authorities? Where should the line be drawn between human oversight and machine input? #Tech #AIethics #TechDebate

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