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An AFP News Agency investigation identified dozens of YouTube and TikTok channels using artificial intelligence to pump out fabricated Pope Leo XIV speeches. The two platforms took 28 pages down as a result of our reporting, and demonitized or labeled others. barrons.com/news/ai-genera…

Director of Religious and Catholic Ethics, David DeCosse, explores Catholic social ethics and the culture war with technology leaders and influencers, published in National Catholic Reporting: 🔗 ncronline.org/opinion/unlike… #ReligiousEthics #CatholicEthics

Ann Skeet, senior director, leadership ethics, warns against using AI chatbots to handle work communication, a practice adopted by an executive at Moderna. 🤖 Read the full article, published by Communication Intelligence: scu.edu/ethics/media-m…

Senior Director, Leadership Ethics Ann Gregg Skeet spoke to Carson Kessler at the New York Times' The Athletic about charter airline companies flying ICE deportees and also transport collegiate and professional sports teams. What should the teams do? nytimes.com/athletic/64163…

Is Artificial Intelligence Destroying Education? Ethics Center Director, Technology Ethics, Brian Green featured on this episode of Viewpoints Radio.

Ann Gregg Skeet/ Ann Gregg Skeet speaks with the Associated Press about an increase in transfers among college athletes and says it’s fair to hold the coaches and players to equal standards. apnews.com/article/transf…

At our reception on June 13, we celebrated the many accomplishments of all our Ethics Center fellows and interns, said goodbye to the Class of 2025, and announced the winner of the 2025 Markkula Prize. 🔗Access the article here: scu.edu/ethics/about-t… #SCU2025 #SCUgrad

🎉 We’re proud to recognize David DeCosse, director of religious & Catholic ethics, for receiving SCU’s Spirit of Ignatius Award! From mentoring students to serving the unhoused, David lives the Ignatian call to be a person for others. #SpiritOfIgnatius #EthicsInAction

The June ‘25 Ethics Center Newsletter is here!🗞️ Highlights: Celebrate the Class of 2025, discover the Markkula Award recipient, learn about the Spirit of Ignatius Award recipient David DeCosse, and more! 🔗: bit.ly/4esLKux #Ethics #Newsletter #CampusEthics #SCUNews

What makes a headline ethical? Subbu Vincent’s “Guardrails for News Headlining” was featured by Ethics and Journalism, offering a roadmap for better newsroom practices: 🖇️ ethicsandjournalism.org/2025/07/01/how… #MediaEthics #Journalism

Director, Bioethics Guadalupe Hayes-Mota, says DEA numbers can be easily created or stolen to write fraudulent prescriptions, and "having a more centralized system where they can access this information would be quite vital." pnj.com/story/news/cri…

Millions use AI tools daily—but what happens to your prompts and privacy? 💭 Explore our new case study by Director, Internet Ethics, Irina Raicu: 🔗 scu.edu/ethics/focus-a…

“Managers who are relying on #AI to assess, evaluate, rank, compensate and promote employees are allowing their own critical-thinking skills around these tasks to atrophy." ~Senior Director, Leadership Ethics, Ann Gregg Skeet , in #TheBusinessJournals. bit.ly/4eOZorW

Can compassion shape how we govern? Experts from SCU’s Ethics Center explore the current administration’s approach to leadership in our latest Ethics Spotlight.👇 🔗 scu.edu/ethics-spotlig…

Executive Director Don Heider on the Trump Admin's early 2nd term: “Leaning toward division, prioritizing private over public good.” Read more in our ethics spotlight Compassion in Governing ⚖️ 💡 : 🔗 scu.edu/ethics-spotlig…

Perspectives on Compassion in Governing 💡⚖️ Skeet & Pelissero: “An absence of care is a defining feature of Trump’s second term.” 🔗 Read more, part of our Compassion in Governance ethics spotlight: bit.ly/40mMtaY #Ethics #Governance #Compassion

Perspectives on Compassion in Governing 💡⚖️ Jill Geisler on flawed leadership: “Decisions and actions that cause short—and long-term harm that’s still being calculated.” 🔗 Read more in our Compassion in Governing ethics spotlight: bit.ly/45csxdu #Compassion #Ethics

Perspectives on Compassion in Governing 💡⚖️ Thomas Plante, longtime Ethics Center scholar, asks: “Is the world going to hell in a handbasket?” The Four C’s might be our only hope. 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/40ruZdz #Ethics #Leadership

Perspectives on Compassion in Governing 💡⚖️ Nancy C. Unger on the mistake of misguided loyalty in Biden's inner circle: “Misguided compassion and loyalty raises some hard, ethical questions.” 🔗 Read more: bit.ly/44D9NDP #Ethics #Leadership #Governance

Perspectives on Compassion in Governing 💡⚖️ “If enough Americans insist on economic policy being compassionate, it will happen.” says SCU’s Hersh Shefrin. Read more: bit.ly/44EJZau #Ethics #Governance #Compassion #Economics