Lecture, Part 2

Question 1

are the principles that can be used to govern technology including factors such as risk management and individual rights

Answer 1

Technology Ethics

Question 2

are the consents a singular client or a PC application holds to peruse, compose, adjust, erase or in any case access a PC record; change setups or settings, or add or eliminate applications

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Access Privileges

Question 3

An association’s organization or data innovation head can characterize consents for documents, servers, envelopes or explicit applications on the PC

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Access Rights

Question 4

the idea of answerability by an individual or a division for the exhibition or results of explicit exercises

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Accountability

Question 5

Basically, the responsible party is answerable for the execution of the ideal job

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Accountability

Question 6

In the period of digitalization, regulation should be adjusted to secure and protect essential privileges

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Digital Rights

Question 7

firmly connected to opportunity of articulation and protection, are those that permit individuals to get to, use, make and distribute advanced media, as well as access and use PCs, other electronic gadgets and correspondences organizations

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Computerized privileges

Question 8

refers to apparatuses or rehearses that influence our normal world

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Environmental Technology

Question 9

otherwise called green tech or even clean tech

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Environmental Technology

Question 10

It incorporates a great many ventures including horticulture, transportation and energy

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Environmental Technology

Question 11

Examples of Environmental Technology

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electric vehicles, solar power, wind energy, etc

Question 12

___ implies that a great many people and associations are looking to make most exercises simple to deal with

Answer 12

Technology; Freedom

Question 13

The burdens that technology has on opportunity are more contrasted with the ___

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benefits; Freedom

Question 14

Example of Freedom

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technology ought to direct the degree to which unapproved bodies can get to individual information

Question 15

Example of Freedom

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Individuals should have command over their information; also, individuals ought to realize that the data they give concerning their everyday lives can be utilized to dive into their confidential lives

Question 16

is for the most part about understanding how to function securely with PCs and conditions with loads of innovation hardware; can be applicable to industry, and furthermore, schools

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Health and Safety

Question 17

unfortunate stances, inaccurate seats, glare or unfortunate lighting, trip perils and establishment risks

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Normal dangers

Question 18

DSE

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Display Screen Equipment

Question 19

can help in normal dangers faced in Health and safety in ICT

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DSE guidelines

Question 20

Further dangers can incorporate ___ and ___, which can prompt pressure and chronic sickness at times

Answer 20

digital harassing and data fraud

Question 21

Similarly, as with most other health and safety, ___ is dependably the beginning stage

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risk evaluation

Question 22

The tireless improvement of technology to gather, store, and cycle data keeps on changing business - as well as the manner in which we live, think and feel.

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Human Judgement

Question 23

are presently overwhelming people in a few natural errands where human judgment was recently remembered to be disconnected

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Neural networks

Question 24

With the ascent of AI the job of more ___ is supposed to ascend, in the short to medium term.

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complex human judgment

Question 25

is a long-lasting record; refers to a set or electronic account of an office’s activities or transactions that can’t be changed or obliterated subject to state regulation

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Permanent Records

Question 26

is a major right, vital for independence and the protection of human dignity, serving as the foundation upon which many other human rights are built

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Privacy

Question 27

___ isn’t just about getting data from unapproved access

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IT Security

Question 28

is essentially the act of preventing unapproved access, use, revelation, disturbance, change, assessment, recording or obliteration of data

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IT Security

Question 29

“Straightforwardness” which is a vital component of moral strategic policies

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Technology Transparency

Question 30

___ that are straightforward in their dealings are bound to acquire the trust of their workers, clients and different partners

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Organizations

Question 31

ToS

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Terms of Service

Question 32

is a set of rules and guidelines a supplier includes in a software service or Web-delivered product

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Terms of Service

Question 33

these sorts of arrangements are so normal in the computerized world that most customers grasp the utilization of a terms-of-service understanding and must frequently consent to it prior to using the product service

Answer 33

Terms of Service

Question 34

Technology’s Impact on Society and Privacy

___ can influence society, frequently in manners that researchers and architects have not anticipated

Answer 34

Technology

Question 35

Technology’s Impact on Society and Privacy => In human factors, for example, the ___ actually assume a significant role in technological advancement

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abuse of power

Question 36

Technology’s Impact on Society and Privacy => ___ lie in a healthy organizational culture and structure, not technological. Technology is not an isolated phenomenon

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Solutions

Question 37

Technology’s Impact on Society and Privacy => Technology has opened up ___ and diminished ___

Answer 37

society; privacy

Question 38

Privacy keeps on decreasing as ___ advances.

Answer 38

mechanical advancement

Question 39

The right to be left alone and be free from surveillance and unreasonable personal intrusions is ___.

Answer 39

privacy