Computing Ethics - Chapter 1

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Catalysts for Change

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What age are we living in

The Information Age

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What are the 2 main principals catalysts for the information Age

  1. high-speed communication networks

  2. low-cost computers

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What example does the textbook use to illustrate the importance of modern technology

COVID-19:

  • used for entertainment, work, school, etc.

  • highlighted the “digital divide”

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how did the pandemic highlight the digital divide

students with better income had access to better working technology

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how can the use of technology physically change us

  • changes our brains’ neural pathways

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how can technology change perceptives

  • people felt safer when they had their phones and when lost they felt vulnerable

    • ex: study done on students at Rutgers feeling like they’ll get raped without their phones

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how does the textbook say the advancement of technology has helped us

by helping us develop technologies to help with health care like MRI scanners, hearing aids, or new vaccines/ pharmaceuticals

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how has technology negatively impacted us

  • since so many people have access to it, it increases traffic both online and physically

  • makes it harder to restrict websites or information from youth/ people

  • makes it easier for companies to outsource jobs