Professor in the IT grad program at Purdue Global, and yes, my name is Fudge. Cats, dogs, coffee, chocolate. #Technology & #Ethics on the front burner.
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Book promotion! Still incredibly relevant to online learning; valuable for faculty, curriculum developers, and administrations. For a while, use discount code IGI50 to purchase hard copy, soft cover, etc. at 1/2 off regular price. Tell a librarian, too!
Shameless plug - - but lots of good #techethics content in this @igiglobal volume: https://t.co/MnlQYg9QnY
And here is a @VismeApp infographic about it that was a lot of fun to create:
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... and metaverse ethics. You will find commentary about Acceptable Use Policies and snippets about assistive tech, CGI effects, war technologies, and more. There will be much to consider as technology and humanity advance!
Included: innovation practices and marketing "nudges," leadership strategies, privacy rights, social media for teaching, web development and design efficacy, public policies for AI, facial recognition, GPS and DNA collection, various uses of RFID, smart homes, autonomous cars ...
Not a surprise - just good to see in print. #TechEthics
Developers - it's time to brush up on your philosophy: Ethical AI is the big new thing in tech https://t.co/3dgMbzza8E
@TheDevilHistory Agreed! I also contend that there is no such thing as trivia, because every little piece of information and every idea has a connection to something somewhere. Our job is to find the connections.
on this day in 1979 @Computerworld reported about 🇺🇸 hearings on medical records #privacy, referring to real stories about careers ruined, marriages broken, and mental health damaged in which 'the villain ... was the computer'
One final push! These would be great topics to explore, and again, there is no cost to you as the author and your work is peer-reviewed. The editorial team is looking forward to your #TechEthics ideas!
This NYT privacy story from 1971 is great:
"How can governmental and private agencies be prevented from linking their still‐separate files on health family, finances and personal life and developing complete dossiers? What boundalies should be imposed on specific files?"