The Emergence of Ethical Questions in Computing
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Overview of how ethical questions have emerged in computing, tracing the social and professional factors that raise concerns about responsibility and impacts. Discusses concrete ethical issues in software development and IT practices and how the community and organizations (like AFUP) are addressing them through events, awareness and collaboration.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06Ethical computing origins
- 3:14Personal data ethics
- 7:56Health tracking privacy
- 10:04Elderly care robots
- 11:28Justice robots algorithms
- 13:13Self-driving car dilemmas
- 17:05Social media anonymity
- 19:15Developers' right to refuse
- 22:07Ethics as competitive edge
- 26:41Q&A
- 35:52Summary
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