Unit 1 – Computer and Information Ethics Flashcards

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Ethics 101

Study of general nature of morals and moral choices

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Ethics

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Ethics 101

What’s considered right and wrong

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Morals

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Ethics 101

Formal, written standards interpreted by the courts, enforced by government

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Laws

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Ethics 101

Morals and standards you set for yourself, developed due to upbringing, surrounds, friends, environment, religion, culture, experiences, etc.

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Personal Ethics

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Ethics Systems

No universal moral truth

Example: Believe eating
dogs in is wrong in Canada

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Relativism

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Ethics Systems

God is all-knowing and sets moral standards

Example: Ten Commandments

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Divine Command Theory

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Ethics Systems

Actions are judged by the consequences

Example: Torture for interrogation

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Utilitarianism

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Ethics Systems

We have rights and moral duties that apply to all

Example: Freedom of speech

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Deontology (Duty-Based)

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Ethics Systems

Morals are internal, goodness that comes from within you is better

Example: Volunteering vs. forced community service

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Virtue Ethics (you)

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Breaches

  • Isn’t necessarily illegal
  • Doesn’t conform to standards
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Unethical Behavior

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Breaches

  • No sense of right or wrong
  • No concern for moral outcome
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Amoral Behavior

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Solutions

Looking to happiness as a driver for action instead of treating dysfunction and problems

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Positive Psychology

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Solutions

People who report unethical business practices

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Whistle Blower

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  • Technology is changing quickly; faster than rules, law and ethics can adapt
  • We don’t have past experience to help in the new scenarios that happen
  • Ethics is never clear-cut
  • People have different opinions
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Ethics in Computing

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Internet of Things, Embedded Computers, Robotics

Individuals vs. Government

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Issue 1: Social Justice – What’s right for AI?

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Printed products, copyright, copying other companies

Regulated vs. Unregulated

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Issue 2: Intellectual Property – 3D printing

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Implanted microchips, tracking humans, personal privacy

Benefit society/security vs. Invasion of privacy

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Issue 3: Privacy – Human Microchips

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Outer space, country ownership, private ownership, asteroids, the moon

Belongs to humans vs. Private entities (if launched something to space,

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Issue 4: Property Rights – Outer Space Tech

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Free speech, Chinese Government, censorship, basic human right, international laws

Comply with local laws (unethical) vs. Stand for what’s right

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Issue 5: Electronic Information Access – Business Abroad

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Ethics in Computing

Keywords: Hacktivism, civil disobedience, social injustice personal data protection, hacking

Illegal (any type of hacking) vs. It’s just civil disobedience (Anonymo

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Issue 6: Computer Abuse – For the greater good