Architectural Structure with Cracks and Gavel Scales

Virtue for Sale: The Business of Pretend Philanthropy, --ar 16:9 --v 6.0 --s 250

Donald trump drunk

AI robot at an apology press conference surrounded by a large crowd of people and under a lot of flashes, the keyboard in front of it is starting to catch fire, side-by-side composition like Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, tabloid art photography style, main subject on the right side. --ar 16:9 --v 5.2

"An abstract digital illustration showing a human standing before an AI with deep, complex layers of code and neural networks, symbolizing transparency and ethical hacking. The human holds a luminous key, unlocking AI's secrets. Organic elements like neurons blend with digital components, representing brain-computer interfaces. The background is a futuristic cityscape, radiating a balance of technology and ethical responsibility, glowing with a bluish-purple hue." --ar 3:1

Ethics of Generative AI: A Humanist's Guide

A thoughtful portrait of Lulu White, reflecting on her legacy, perhaps with a pensive expression. The image should capture her complexity and the lasting impact of her life, resembling a real historical photograph. --v 6.0 --ar 9:16

A tasteful, photorealistic visual representation of an ethical manufacturing workplace

a bold advertising campaign for ethical fashion and highlighting the poor working conditions of workers in sweat shops

Here is the comic strip based on an ethical dilemma. It presents a scenario where a doctor is faced with a difficult choice regarding which patient should receive a life-saving heart transplant. The comic delves into the complexities of medical ethics, particularly the allocation of scarce resources, which is a fundamental issue in healthcare. The ethical dilemma here revolves around two patients who are equally in need of a heart transplant, but there is only one heart available. The doctor must consider various factors, such as the potential for the patients' future contributions to society, their personal circumstances, and the likelihood of transplant success. This situation is a classic example of the ethical principle of distributive justice, which seeks to ensure that resources are distributed in a way that is fair, equitable, and appropriate. In the medical context, this principle often conflicts with others, such as the principle of "first come, first served" or the utilitarian approach of maximizing overall happiness or well-being. The comic intentionally leaves the outcome unresolved to prompt reflection and discussion about how such decisions are made and the moral reasoning behind them.

Igniting change, legacy of resilience and rights --ar 3:2

apeirophobia, fear of the infinite, infinity symbol, symbolism, existential horror --v 5.2

bitcoin ethical investment --ar 16:9