Student writing
At The Ethics Lab, our mission is to bridge the gap between Generation Z and the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence. Our program explores the often-overlooked dimensions of AI, including its ethical questions, ongoing research, current applications, and future opportunities — all while amplifying the voices of the next generation at every stage. As the generation poised to work alongside AI, Gen-Z deserves to understand, shape, and contribute to its future today.
01
Latest article
By Michael Gomez
3 min read
This article is about the creation of the lab — from one of the founders.
“It began in Florida Atlantic's S.E. Wimberly Library, as I was researching an upcoming topic for a high school speech and debate tournament. The question of the debate boiled down to the ethics behind artificial intelligence in healthcare settings. Over the…”
Read the articleThe blog only works if students write for it. Pitch an idea or send a finished draft — our editors work on it with you before anything is published, and you keep your byline.
Pitch an articleAlready want to do more than write? Join the editorial team.
The blog follows whatever The Ethics Lab is currently working through — the questions the curriculum raises about AI and the people it affects.
We publish as articles are written and edited. Every piece is student-written, so the pace follows the students.
Yes! We only accept blog articles from Gen-Z students (or non-students!).
Articles for The Ethics Lab are no more than two full pages (Times New Roman, 12 pt. font, double-spaced).
Yes. Pitch a topic through our application form and the editorial team will get back to you.