CATEGORIES

Ethics in Practice

LATEST

TRENDING

EDITORS CHOICE

“The Borrowed Mind” – Reclaiming Thought in an Age That Wants to Do It For Us

In The Borrowed Mind: Reclaiming Human Thought in the Age of AI, John Nosta steps into that quieter, more consequential space. This is not...

Why Biological Learning Demands the Friction We Seek to Delete?

This short piece, as always, is born out of my passion for studying how theories can help us use Artificial Intelligence more effectively. I...

Back to the Future of Medicine: The Physician Reimagined

Healthcare is in constant motion—bending to social pressures, economic realities, and technological breakthroughs. But if we step back and observe the arc of medical...

Blaming the Psychiatric Patient When It’s a Drug-Genetic Interaction

How can patients with psychiatric or any other illnesses be viewed as non-compliant with their medical regimes when there is a persistent failure to investigate how their race and genetics are affecting treatment