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Meet the Founder: Suvianna Grecu and the Story Behind AI for Change
Suvianna Grecu has always been drawn to possibility. With a background in law and entrepreneurship, she is interested in new ideas, ambitious visions and finding ways to make things work better.
AI Risk Is Moving Faster Than Governance: What Leaders Should Do Now?
As the adoption of AI continues to accelerate and as the speed of its development causes both wonder and concern, it is now essential that all organisations, be they public or private, large or small start to fully recognise the vast new areas of risk that this can and will generate.
Data Ethics In AI Driven Business Analytics: Ethical Data Collection And Minimizing Bias
Organizations increasingly rely on AI-driven analytics to improve decision-making, identify opportunities, and create competitive advantage. Yet AI systems are only as reliable as the data they are built upon. When data is incomplete, biased, or collected without adequate safeguards, AI can reinforce existing problems and generate misleading insights.
Responsible AI in 2026: The Trust Gap That Could Slow AI Adoption
AI ethics has changed shape. A few years ago, the conversation was mostly about principles, such as fairness, transparency, privacy, accountability, safety, and human oversight. These principles still matter, but in 2026 they are no longer enough. The more urgent question is whether organizations can turn those ideas into working practices.
AI in Our Everyday Environments – Ethical Issues for Privacy, Safety, and Misuse
Smart devices are becoming an increasing component of our daily domestic living. We are growing accustomed to drive smart cars, wearing smart wearables and we are also getting used to the idea of smart homes where lighting, heating, security systems, and remotely controlled applications are networked and communicating not only with us, but also with each other.
The Future of Work Is Not Automatic: How Do We Keep the Direction of Software Development Human-Centered?
Software work is not just producing code. It is continuous decision-making, structuring problems, and building shared understanding between stakeholders. When artificial intelligence participates in this process, it does not only speed up or slow down individual tasks, but reshapes the entire nature of the work.
ChatGPT Conversations as Courtroom Evidence: Legal Realities and Ethical Reflections
As generative AI tools like ChatGPT become integrated into everyday workflows, from writing assistance to legal research, therapy simulations, and education, a persistent question emerges: Can your private conversations with ChatGPT be used as evidence in court?
Albania’s AI “Minister”: A New Experiment in Anti-Corruption
In September 2025, Albania made headlines by appointing Diella, an artificial intelligence (AI) system, as a virtual minister in charge of public procurement. The country’s prime minister, Edi Rama, described this move as a novel step intended to tackle corruption, increase transparency, and accelerate modernisation.
The Ethics of AI in Education: China’s Approach and Implications for Poorer Countries
The integration of Artificial Intelligence into education presents both exciting opportunities and significant ethical challenges.
Are Private ChatGPT Conversations Really Showing Up in Google Search?
In recent weeks, alarming headlines have circulated online claiming that “ChatGPT users are finding their private chats in Google search results.” For anyone who uses AI tools for personal, professional, or sensitive tasks, this sounds like a nightmare.
Hungary’s New Biometric Surveillance Laws Violate the EU AI Act
In March 2025, the Hungarian government enacted sweeping amendments that dramatically expand the state’s use of facial recognition technology (FRT), raising urgent questions about legality, transparency, and fundamental rights.
Spotify’s AI DJ: Personalization or Persuasion? A Look at Consent and Ethics in AI-Powered Listening
Spotify’s AI DJ is one of the most high-profile examples of how artificial intelligence is becoming more conversational, more contextual, and more embedded in our everyday experiences.