Digital Ethics Book Project 1st Trimester 2020-201

The Digital Ethics Essays are here

Place a bracket beside the article and link to your review. For example: Article [[1],[2],[3]
Please arrange the essays from latest to earliest dates.

• {sample post[ The biggest barriet to ethical and humane AI: Capitalism itself [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• The Assange Indictment: Threat to a Free Press by Bastiaan Vanacker [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Self-Driving Car Ethics by Karis Hustad [1] [2] [3][4] [5] [6] [7]
• Using Facebook to Identify Potential Problem Drinkers, Is It Ever Justified [1] [2] [3]
• Mobile Payment Apps and the Price of Convenience [1] [2]
• Is Ad-blocking Theft [1] [2] [3]
• Is fact checking dead [1] [2] [3]
• Policing Cyberbullies One Law at a Time [1] [2]
• Villains and Heroes in Times of Crisis [1]  [2] [3]
• Surveilling the Sick: Technology and the COVID-19 Pandemic [1] [2]
• #jesuisMila opens debate about the right to blaspheme in France [1] 
• Amazon’s Ring Doorbell Rings In New Privacy Violations [1] [2]
• Is OOH advertising contributing to digital fraud? [1] [2]
• Is Big Data Corrupting the U.S. Election Process? [1]  [2]
• HOW ONE GLOBALLY-CENTERED GROUP IS TACKLING THE ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF IMAGE-BASED MHEALTH IN LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS [1] [2]
• The Ethics of Digital Face-Swapping  [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Who can be trusted with our personal data? [1] [2] [3]
• How Big is Big Tech? [1] [2] [3]
• Live streaming & live tweeting: A pragmatic approach to ethical considerations. [1] [2] [3]
• The Death Algorithm — Will Google Influence Your Lifespan? [1] [2] [3]
• Accuracy and ethics in reporting the Boston bombing [1] [2] [3]
• Digital Supermodels-Fake it Till You Make It  [1] [2] [3]
• Facebook, Cambridge Analytica and Why Your Data is Still for Sale [1] [2]
• Uncle Sam Wants Your Phone? Military Funds Smartphone App to Monitor Health [1] [2]
• Sentence by Numbers: The Scary Truth Behind Risk Assessment Algorithms [1] [2]
• Gold! Gold! Gold from the Blockchain River! [1]
• The Role of Social Media in Adolescent/Teen Depression and Anxiety [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
• The Logan Paul Question: Teaching Teens Morality through Epic Fails [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
• Facebook is a media company, but what’s a media company? [1] [2] [3]
• When a Dictator Goes Online [1] [2] [3]
• Google’s New Chokehold on Health Data Privacy [1] [2]
• Is It a Feature? Is it a Bug? No, It’s an Antifeature. [1] [2] [3]
• The Negative Lottery: Equifax and the Lost Art of Risk Management [1] [2] [3]
• Who takes ethical responsibility for social media influence? [1] [2]
• Implanting Microchips: Sign of Progress or Mark of the Beast? [1]
• NCAA’s Clamp Down on Athletes’ YouTube Use: Out of Touch and Out of Control? [1] [2]
• Proximity Marketing: Often Creepy, but It Doesn’t Have to Be [1] [2]
• Digital Connect: Sharing Experiences with Parents Benefits Children’s Media Literacy [1] [2]
• Social Media in the Wake of Disaster [1] [2]
• The Ethics of Doxing Nazis [1] [2]
• Corporate Watchdogs or Self-Serving Capitalists? [1]
• Will big business compromise the ethics of artificial intelligence [1] [2]
• Protecting Leakers in the Digital Age [1]
• Although seemingly trivial, livestreaming on social media poses serious problems [1] [2]
• College Entrance Exam – “Nailed It”; Social Media Background Check – “Failed It” [1] [2] [3] 
• Toward an ethic of personal technologies [1] [2] [3]
• Why We Should Hold Ourselves Responsible for Fake News [1] [2] [3]
• Ranting on Social Media: Innocent Comment Platform or Bully Pulpit? [1] [2] 
• Does CGI cross ethical boundaries when it depicts deceased actors? [1] [2]
• Snapchat: A Powerful Tool for Gathering and Distributing News [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Trolls in The Comment Sections [1] [2] [3] [4]
• Digital Ethics in the Real World [1]
• Digital Ethic and Kids [1]
• The Ethics of Video Streaming Apps [1]
• Who takes ethical responsibility for social medical influence? [1]
• The End of Privacy in the Digital Age [1]
• Is Reddit Ethical? [1] [2] [3]
• Mug Shots [1] 
• Too much information The blurring of private and public life [1]
• Sexism Online and Offline [1][2]
• Why We Should Hold Facebook Responsible for Fake News [1] [2]
• The Ethics of Anonymous Comments [1] [2]
• Plagiarism Made Easy In The Digital World {1} [2]
• Oh No Im on Google [1] 
• Do Not Track  [1] [2] [3]
• Eating, Ethics and Food Reviews [1] [2]
• Catfish, Te'o and Deception [1]
• How much can you trust what you find in the web [1]
• The Ethics of Getting it Wrong [1] [2]
• Is Free Speech Free Everywhere? [1]
• Purchasing Twitter and Facebook Followers  [1] [2]
• Who are you online? [1] [2]
• Write Reviews Get Free Stuff [1]
• How do you know who is blogging? [1]
• Robot Abuse is Real [1]
• How Apple is Giving a Design a Bad Name [1] 
• Why Bots are becoming the best way to talk about mental health at work [1] [2] [3]
• Why should we must teach ethics along with programming [1]
• The Covid-19 Crisis is giving parents a taste of digital "unschooling"  [1]
• Boomers not OK with the lack of progress on climate change, social justice [1] 
• Wearable gadgets could help catch COVID-19 before symptoms show [1]
• Software as Politics: How the power of tech can be held accountable [1]
• This style of thinking helps my team solve problems more creatively  [1]
• Inside the big, messy business of empathy [1]
• Mind reading technology is closer than you think  [1]
• The pandemic is changing how human beings think about status [1]

• How technology can amplify great teaching  [1]

• Streaming Services and the Environment [1]

• Emojis in court [1]

• Software Vulnerabilities [1]

• 10 ways to be hacked [1] 

• Ai's in Insurance [1] 

• Fact checking is dead [1] 

• Anonymous Messaging [1]

• Revenge porn [1]

• Drinking and SNS [1] 

• Chefs vs Cellphones [1] 

• Ad Blockers [1] 

• Free Product for reviews [1] 

• Cruelty Looking [1] 

• Looking ahead by looking behind: The year 2018 in Digital Ethics and Policy [1]

• Research Privacy and Facebook [1] 

• The Privacy Setting you cant control with friends like these, Who needs Enemies [1]

• Ethics of using Eyewitness Footage [1] 

• Death and the internet: What happens to your digital assets when you die [1]

• What the attack on Doris Truong Teaches us about Critical Thinking in the age of fake news [1] [2]

• The Ethical Pitfalls of Crime Prevention Apps [1] 

• Cop cameras can track you in real-time and there's nothing stopping them [1]

• How can we design AI for the best long-term interests of humanity  [1]

• The First Step Act has a critical software bug [1]

• Mozilla's ambitious plan to teach coders not to be evil [1] [2] [3] [4]

• AI aims to save kids from shooters [1]

• I loved reading email receipts. Now I think they're invasion of privacy [1]

• Without human insight, Big data is just a bunch of numbers [1] [2] [3]

• How to build a more diverse, inclusive technology team [1]

• Act your age! use your years of experience to fight ageism in the workplace [1]

• 5 steps to create a powerful workplace in 2021 [1]

• Who should get a covid-19 vaccine first? It's complicated  [1]

• 2019 is the year to stop talking about ethics and start taking action [1] [2]

• Do Developers need a standardized code of ethics? [1] [2] [3]

• 3 lessons COVID-19 has taught us about remote work [1]

• How to build a "rest ethic" that is a strong one as your work one [1]

• Is searching for meaningful work a trap? [1]

• How to cultivate a work environment that produces great ideas [1]

• Why companywide healthcare is now a business priority  [1]

• How to respond if a potential employer asks you to work for free [1]

• Why everyone is wrong about working with millennials  [1]

• Google illegally spied on workers before firing them, US labor board alleges [1]
• Ethics Ride Sharing [1]
• Codes of ethics probably don’t work [1]

• Why We Should Hold Facebook Responsible Fake News [1] 

• What If Regulation Is Actually Good For Innovation? [1] [2]

• Top AI ethics researcher Timnit Gebru says Google fired her over an email [1]

• Apple And Foxconn’s Ethics Hit Your Gadget Prices [1] 

• How to build a ‘rest ethic’ that is as strong as your work one [1] 

• In 2020, social media will be less social [1] [2]

• Why We Must Teach Ethics Along With Programming [1] [2]

• The Ethical Quandaries You Should Think About The Next Time You Look At Your Phone [1]

• 5 Principles To Make Sure Businesses Design Responsible AI [1] [2]

• 3 ways hackers can exploit everyone working from home during the coronavirus outbreak [1] [2] [3]

• IoT security is so bad, many companies can’t tell when they’re hacked [1] [2]

• Why we trust our maps even when we shouldn’t  [1] [2]

• Amazon’s new palm-recognition biometric device lets you pay without touching [1] [2]

• Stop Confusing Your Job Skills With Your Credentials [1] [2]

• What rights will robots deserve? [1] [2] [3]

• Is it unethical to not tell my employer I’ve automated my job? [1] [2]

• Facial recognition technology is inevitable—it’s time we make it human-centered [1] [2]

• A groundbreaking study reveals how we want machines to treat us [1] [2] [3]

• Can chatbots make workers more ethical? [1] 

• This is what happened when I stood up for ethics at work [1] [2]

• Exposure To Money Triggers Unethical Decisions [1] [2]

• Letting tech firms frame the AI ethics debate is a mistake [1] [2]

• Tech Giants Team Up To Devise An Ethics Of Artificial Intelligence [1] [2]

• Does Technology Change The Ethics Of Marketing To Children? [1] [2]

• AI could help root out bad cops—if only the police allowed it [1] 

• How the Trevor Project is using AI to prevent LGBTQ suicides [1] 

• Who Will Protect Artificial Intelligence From Humanity? [1]

• Social equity must be central to urban tech innovations [1] 

• Can Business Schools Make Companies Ethical? [1] [2]

• Is “Business Ethics” An Oxymoron? [1] 

• Want to take control of your digital life? Start with reclaiming leisure time [1] [2]

• Why We Should Pay People to Take the COVID-19 Vaccine  [1] [2]

• How Internet Popularity Killed Authenticity [1] [2]

• AI Is Giving Brands Eerily Human Voices  [1] 

• A skeptic’s guide to thinking about AI [1] 

• AI’s leading developers share their fears about the tech developing too fast [1] 

• The secret to rebuilding trust in tech: More emotionally intelligent humans [1]

• Ending the pandemic will require big pharma to put ethics before profits [1] [2]

• Should Self-Driving Cars Be Tested and Licensed Like Humans? [1] [2]

• The Future of Ethics in Branding [1] 

• 5 times it makes sense to include your highschool job on your resume [1]

• 8 Rules for creating a passionate work culture  [1]

• Codes of ethics probably don’t work [1]

• The business challenge of our time is creating meaningful work [1]