Moral Injury Moral injury is the lasting psychological harm we experience when we commit, or learn of actions, that are inconsistent with our moral beliefs. View
Moral Disengagement Moral disengagement describes the mechanisms we use to convince ourselves that our actions which violate our moral standards are permissible. View
Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) describes machines that can think and learn like human beings. AI is continually evolving, and includes subfields such as machine learning and generative AI. View
Moral Hazard Moral hazard describes the phenomenon whereby those who make decisions bear no risk if the decision is poor and things go wrong. View
AI Ethics AI ethics – the ethics of artificial intelligence – refers to both the development of AI and the AI product itself. Given the role of AI in our world, AI ethics is critical. View
Mercy “Mercy” means leniency and compassion. It can also include kind and compassionate behavior toward others. View
Implicit Bias Having implicit bias means we unconsciously hold attitudes towards others or associate negative stereotypes with them. View
Applied Ethics Applied ethics, also called practical ethics, is the application of ethics to real-world problems. View
Cognitive Dissonance Cognitive dissonance is the mental stress people feel when they hold two contradictory ideas in their mind at the same time. View