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    AI ethics are human ethics

    Big AI developers like Anthropic and OpenAI want to ensure their models are aligned with human values. But which values, exactly? In the race to create powerful AI tools for everyone, they are colliding with one of the most complicated questions in moral philosophy. Lindsay Holmgren is the director of the Laidley Centre for Business Ethics and Equity. In today’s Delve podcast interview, she challenges us to investigate our own morals in the face of AI, before that too is outsourced to AI.

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    Capitalized pension funds can save your economy

    Canada, Australia, and Sweden each fund retirement differently, but all three outperform countries that have yet to invest their pension money. Professors Patrick Augustin and Sebastien Betermier, experts in Finance from McGill University, have found a virtuous cycle created by invested pension funds. Not only do they better support an aging population, but they can fuel a lagging economy and encourage citizens to invest themselves. The catch: waiting to reform comes at a high cost.

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