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policy recommenedations: control and responsible innovation of artificial intelligence read more. three journalists have been named recipients of the hastings center awards for excellence in journalism on ethics and reprogenetics. the first place award goes to antonio regalado for his article “a new way to reproduce,” published in mit technology review, which explores the scientific possibilities and ethical challenges of creating artificial sperm and egg cells… read more “we must remain skeptical of the notion that it makes sense to speak of having the best child. .. and be on guard against the notion that doing so is a necessary element of good parenting,” writes josephine johnston, the hastings center’s director of research, in stat. . beyond safety questions, gene editing will force us to deal with a moral quandary. i started writing this on my way back to new york from the second international summit on human genome editing, held in hong kong november 27 to 29, where the breaking news of the alleged world’s first birth of genetically edited babies loomed large. the surprising. should we edit the human germline? is consensus possible or even desirable? a major international project at the hastings center released policy recommendations for the development of artificial intelligence and robotics to help reap the benefits and productivity gains and minimize the risks and undesirable social consequences. “research, innovation, and the deployment of ai and robotic systems are proceeding rapidly, and so, too, is the emergence of… read more. policy recommendations: control and responsible innovation of artificial intelligence. the hastings center is announcing an exciting new direction for its journal on research ethics. beginning with the january-february 2019 issue, the center will launch ethics & human research (e&hr), a revised and expanded journal that will replace irb: ethics & human research and will be distributed by john wiley & sons in print and… read more