AI & Society

Creative Destruction Theory for Ethical AI Innovation

Aghion and Howitt’s Nobel-recognized theory of creative destruction offers a timely lens for today’s AI revolution, revealing how ethical adaptation, psychological resilience, and institutional renewal can turn disruption into sustainable, humane progress.

10/13/2025

Why Knowledge, Not Just Code, Drives Enduring Progress

Google’s multibillion-dollar investment brings more than data centers to Virginia — it also unlocks new training programs and free AI tools designed to prepare workers for the jobs of tomorrow. Here’s what local employees, job seekers, and families should ...

10/13/2025

Why Web Inventor Tim Berners-Lee’s Vision for a CERN-for-AI Is Noble But Difficult

Berners-Lee argues that only a neutral, globally recognized body can prevent AI’s future from being dominated by corporate or national interests. In the current climate, his aspiration is easier said than done.

09/29/2025

The Titan Tragedy’s Warnings for AI CEOs

The Titan tragedy reminds us that in any frontier—whether under the sea or in artificial intelligence — responsible design isn’t a barrier to innovation, but a foundation for lasting trust.

08/11/2025

Welcome to The CyberPsych Institute where we’re rethinking AI in today’s unregulated age

AI belongs to a rapidly evolving class of technologies that blurs the line between computation, autonomy, and cognition, demanding a more stringent level of oversight we’ve never had to contend with nor consider ... until now.

08/01/2025