Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Tuesday condemned the starvation of civilians in Gaza and called on United States leaders ...

Either we believe that mass killing of civilians is wrong, or we don’t. We must commit to naming genocide wherever it happens.

To the Editor Rabbi Caryn Broitman’s July 31, op-ed in The MV Times, “Gaza is starving, and we must stop this,” is the most courageous and profound Times editorial we have read since moving to the ...

Understanding how the brain processes moral responsibility is important because of the implications it can have for ethics, justice, and the psychology of human behaviour.

One might even conclude that God is morally responsible, since my intellect comes from God – though the medieval theologians were very cautious about attributing responsibility to God.

Present-day theories of moral responsibility simply do not seem appropriate for understanding situations involving autonomous or semi-autonomous AI systems.