Can AI make us more moral?

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CAN AI MAKE US MORE MORAL? 🙏 

What’s up? Our very own FryAI co-founder and PhD candidate Hunter Kallay just published a paper called, “How AI can make us more moral: capturing and applying common sense morality.” The paper takes a novel approach to AI systems, considering how they may actually enhance our moral lives.

What’s it about? This paper explores a different side of AI—using it not just to make machines behave ethically, but to help us become more ethical. Instead of trying to program morality into AI, the essay argues that advanced machine-learning systems can actually deepen our understanding of human moral psychology itself. By collecting and analyzing people’s intuitive responses to moral dilemmas, AI could help us uncover the shared “common sense” moral principles that quietly guide our judgments—principles that philosophers have long struggled to pin down because of widespread moral disagreement. The paper imagines a gamified system for training a “collective moral conscience model”: an AI that learns from millions of human judgments and distills the deep patterns underneath them. Such a model could clarify the moral assumptions that shape philosophical theorizing, help reduce the noise of moral disagreement, and even offer practical guidance—helping both AI systems and human beings navigate difficult choices and reflect more honestly on our own biases.

Why should you care? This paper flips the script on what we think of when we hear “ethics of AI.” Perhaps AI ethics isn’t just about how we apply these systems in society. Maybe there are ways we can use AI to enhance our own moral lives, and this paper serves as a cornerstone for that exploration.

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GOOGLE IS RUINING HEADLINES 🙃

What’s going on? Google is testing an AI tool in Google Discover—its personalized news feed—that replaces original news headlines with short, often misleading versions.

Want more details? The experimental tool automatically rewrites publishers’ headlines into ultra-condensed summaries that frequently misrepresent what the story is actually about—turning normal articles into strange or inaccurate phrases which often do not reflect the real reporting. Because these AI-generated titles appear in place of the originals, publishers lose control over how their own stories are presented to readers. Google says this is only a “small UI experiment,” meaning it may change or disappear depending on user feedback.

Why does this matter? Headlines shape how people understand the news, and replacing them with misleading AI versions risks confusing readers, harming publishers’ reputations, and weakening trust in journalism.

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How does it work? Workspace Studio uses the power of Gemini 3 to let employees design custom AI agents that automate everyday tasks, from sorting emails to managing complex workflows. Instead of relying on rigid rules or technical scripts, these agents can understand context, reason through problems, and adapt on the fly. Companies are already using virtual teams of these agents to brainstorm ideas, check technical feasibility, draft user flows, and prepare full user stories, cutting their planning time from hours to just minutes.

Why is this significant? This shift puts advanced automation directly into the hands of everyday workers, not just programmers. Anyone can now streamline repetitive tasks, boost productivity, and focus on higher-value work. For businesses, it means faster decision-making, smoother operations, and smarter collaboration across the tools people already use daily.

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