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Ethical AI Was Delayed by Choice, Not Necessity

 BLB  15, October 2026

The claim that “ethical AI cannot exist” is wrong. Ethical AI has been possible all along; what has been missing is the willingness of the institutions building, buying, and governing AI to accept slower growth, lower margins, and real constraints.

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Ethical Review of “Phraselette: A Poet’s Procedural Palette”

 BLB  15, October 2026

Introduction “Phraselette: A Poet’s Procedural Palette” presents a carefully designed system for AI-assisted poetry composition. The paper demonstrates genuine engagement with questions of human agency, creative ownership, and interpret-ability in tool design. This review examines three critical ethical dimensions: whether the system supports authentic human authorship, whether it avoids models…

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