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Every week, Lucas and Luna sit down at the library table to examine the real-world consequences of artificial intelligence — not the sci-fi futures, but the decisions being coded into systems today. This show is about bias in hiring algorithms that screen out qualified candidates before a human sees a résumé; safety failures in autonomous vehicles that misclassify pedestrians; and the regulatory scramble to define fairness when no one agrees on what 'fair' means. Lucas brings the research: the 2023 AI Incident Database report, the EU AI Act's tiered risk framework, the ProPublica investigation into recidivism algorithms. Luna pushes back with the practical questions: who audits these systems, what happens when an AI's training data contains centuries of systemic prejudice, and whether a code of ethics matters if it can't be enforced. Together, they avoid the hype and the panic, focusing instead on the specific trade-offs engineers and policymakers face. This is for listeners who want to understand why a self-driving car struck a pedestrian in Tempe, Arizona, or why Amazon scrapped its AI recruiting tool, or how facial recognition errors disproportionately affect certain communities — and who are looking for the nuance behind the headlines. You'll leave each episode with a clearer sense of what responsible AI actually requires, and why the hardest problems aren't technical but human.
Unknown Host hosts AI Ethics with Fexingo: Bias, Safety, and Responsible Artificial Intelligence, a general show with 5 episodes published.
Lucas and Luna explore the growing use of fully automated loan underwriting systems that leave borrowers with no human appeal process. They examine a 2025 study from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that found 78
Episode 32 of AI Ethics with Fexingo examines the unregulated world of AI-powered mental health chatbots. Lucas and Luna discuss a recent study finding that popular therapy AIs exhibit racial and socioeconomic bias in th
Lucas and Luna unpack the growing use of AI in rental housing decisions, focusing on a 2025 class action against a major property management firm accused of using an opaque algorithm to screen tenants and recommend evict
In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine a troubling aspect of generative AI: the use of non-consensual intimate images in training datasets. They focus on a 2025 Stanford Internet Observatory report that found more than
Episode 29 of AI Ethics with Fexingo explores the hidden dangers of AI fitness coaching apps. Lucas and Luna dive into a 2025 study from the University of Colorado Boulder that found popular AI-powered workout apps frequ
This episode explores how AI hiring tools can inherit and amplify gender bias from historical training data. Lucas and Luna dig into a 2024 study by the EU's Fundamental Rights Agency that found an AI recruiting system p
Lucas and Luna explore the growing use of AI in legal research and document review, focusing on a 2025 incident where an AI-powered legal assistant failed to cite a controlling Supreme Court precedent in a federal appeal
Episode 26 of AI Ethics with Fexingo dives into the growing use of AI systems that recommend medical treatments—like sepsis management or cancer therapy—without the rigorous clinical trials normally required for drugs or
In episode 25 of AI Ethics with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna explore the hidden world of AI content moderation on social media platforms. They zoom in on a 2025 study from the Algorithmic Justice League that found automated m
Episode 24 of AI Ethics with Fexingo investigates the growing use of AI-powered interview analysis tools like HireVue and Retorio. Lucas and Luna dive into a 2025 academic study revealing that many of these systems don't
Episode 23 of AI Ethics with Fexingo explores the hidden world of applicant tracking systems (ATS) that automatically reject 75% of résumés before a human ever sees them. Lucas and Luna dive into how these AI filters, tr
Most AI ethics debates assume your data has to leave your device. But a growing number of AI models now run entirely on your phone or laptop — no cloud, no server, no company seeing your selfies or search history. In thi
Lucas and Luna explore the hidden crisis in AI-powered education: tutoring systems that claim to personalize learning but lack any pedagogical training. They examine the case of Khan Academy's Khanmigo, an AI tutor rolle
This episode examines the rise of AI-generated educational content in art classrooms. Lucas and Luna dig into a case where a school district replaced most of its art curriculum with a generative AI system that creates le
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the growing use of AI in rental housing decisions — from tenant screening to eviction predictions. They focus on the case of SafeRent, a scoring algorithm that assigns rental risk
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the growing use of AI in child welfare assessments, focusing on the Allegheny Family Screening Tool (AFST) in Pennsylvania. They discuss how predictive models score families for ri
This episode of AI Ethics with Fexingo looks at how AI tutoring platforms like Khan Academy's Khanmigo and others are being deployed in classrooms without the pedagogical training human teachers receive. We walk through
In episode 16 of AI Ethics with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna examine how artificial intelligence is being used to recommend sentencing lengths in criminal courts. They focus on a 2025 study from the University of Michigan ana
Episode 15 of AI Ethics with Fexingo explores the hidden world of automated grading in higher education. Lucas and Luna unpack a 2025 Stanford study that found AI grading systems penalize non-native English speakers by u
Lucas and Luna investigate how artificial intelligence has quietly taken over consumer credit scoring in the United States, focusing on the case of a 2023 lawsuit against a major credit bureau that used a machine learnin
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