@ehp_320 Not too sure since they mentioned that the founder was an active user which would indicate that some were in fact active users participating in the cause. Hoping for some clarification here...
While I don't doubt the resistance had any impact on the Facebook as a whole the act of resistance was on a personal level to determine individual reliance on Facebook and in that sense I do not quite see how it was ineffective since some were able to resist #cse252d4days
Something I didn't hear addressed in the debate is how LAWS can differentiate combatants and non-combatants. How can they avoid mistakes. PRO mentioned an article briefly but I don't believe there was enough technical information to prove this ability #cse252d3laws
@HausserJaina @MichaelW_STS252 I think one of the biggest difference is responsibility. With a human you can assign blame to the soldier and upper command. But who is to blame for a mistake that a machine makes? The engineer?
One thing Pro side mentioned was that LAWS can act more humanely. I share Con's doubts on this and I have the same question as Con 2: Machines make mistakes and when they do who takes responsibility? #cse252d3laws
For pro side, since you say that today's privacy structure is sound, what do you think about Solove's ideology where the choices should not be limited to a take it or leave it mentality? Do you think online services have address this issue?#cse252d1priv
@ReyhanGuleryuz1 I think this is a question with regards to consent. A person might offer the company permission to use some of their information for their internal use but might object to sharing such information to other entities. #cse252d1priv