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Wisdom from the Ethics Sage I stopped working after 8 hours the other day and started to think about the amount of time that I have spent each day still working even after retiring ten years ago.

Human-to-Human Contact in Decline: What Does it Mean?

Are Universities Embracing the Spirit of the #MeToo Movement?

Who Wins; Who Loses?

Surveys Raise Questions About Students’ Critical Thinking Skills It is no secret that college students are concerned about the impact of AI on future employment opportunities and the skills needed to be successful in using AI.

The Key is Cultivating Professional Skepticism I have previously blogged about Guidelines for Ethical AI in Higher Education.

AI Ethics: The Principles Shaping Responsible AI Development I have previously blogged about ethical issues surrounding AI.

How Predictions Markets Work I have previously blogged about how predictions markets work and some of the ethical issues that should be addressed.

Psychological Considerations in Ethical Decision Making In resolving ethical dilemmas, I often ask students simply “What Would You Do?”

Creating a Culture Where Moral Values Lead the Way Have you ever thought about the reasons why ethical failures keep happening?

The Lost Art of Civility Civility is the ability to talk respectfully with people who disagree with you.

Trust in the Use of AI is the Key A new study from UC Berkeley reports that using AI is a slippery slope for undergraduates.

Insider Trading and the Public Interest I have previously blogged about the expansion of prediction markets and its effects on the population.

Reasons for the Disconnect Between Gen Z and Employers’ Values There are a variety of reasons why employers are firing Gen Z workers at a much faster pace than prior generations.

Why Didn’t KPMG’s “Speak-Up” Culture Work?

What Can Be Done About Grade Inflation I have blogged before about the problem of grade inflation in colleges and universities and how it creates a distorted view about the academic achievement of students.

Introduction The recent scandal between Big-Four firm KPMG and the Australian government centers around the firm’s solicitation of audit clients subsequent to receiving insider information about the bids from other firms to gain audit contracts.