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The Oxford handbook of digital ethics /

The Oxford Handbook of Digital Ethics is a lively and authoritative guide to ethical issues related to digital technologies, with a special emphasis on AI. Philosophers with a wide range of expertise cover thirty-seven topics, from the right to have access to internet, to trolling and online shaming...

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Other Authors: Véliz, Carissa (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, [2024].
Series:Oxford handbooks.
Subjects:
Computer science > Moral and ethical aspects > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Information technology > Moral and ethical aspects > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Artificial intelligence > Moral and ethical aspects > Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Artificial intelligence > Moral and ethical aspects.

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505 0 |g Part I. Ethical Theories and Digital Ethics --  |t The history of digital ethics /  |r Vincent C. Müller --  |t Virtues in the digital age /  |r Shannon Vallor --  |t The ethics of human-robot interaction and traditional moral theories /  |r Sven Nyholm --  |t Is there a right to internet access? /  |r Rowan Cruft --  |g Part II. Social Media and Free Speech --  |t A normative framework for sharing information online /  |r Emily Sullivan,  |r Mark Alfano --  |t Fake news rebuilding the epistemic landscape /  |r Neil Levy --  |t What's wrong with trolling? /  |r Rebecca Roache --  |t The moral risks of online shaming /  |r Krista K. Thomason --  |t Is there collective responsibility for misogyny perpetrated on social media? /  |r Holly Lawford-Smith,  |r Jessica Megarry --  |t Extreme speech, democratic deliberation, and social media /  |r Jeffrey W. Howard --  |g Part III. Friendship, Love, and Sex --  |t Friendship online /  |r Dean Cocking --  |t The moral rights and wrongs of online dating and hook-ups /  |r Lily Frank,  |r Michal Klincewicz --  |t The ethics of sex robots /  |r Aksel Sterri,  |r Brian D. Earp --  |t The ethics of virtual sexual assault /  |r John Danaher --  |g Part IV. Ethical Design of Technology --  |t Ethical dimensions of persuasive technology /  |r James Williams --  |t How robots have politics /  |r Robert Sparrow --  |t Ethical issues with artificial ethics assistants /  |r Elizabeth O'Neill,  |g [and others] --  |t The challenge of value alignment from fairer algorithms to ai safety /  |r Iason Gabriel,  |r Vafa Ghazavi --  |t Digital nudging exploring the ethical boundaries /  |r Marcello Ienca,  |r Effy Vayena --  |t Interpretability and transparency in artificial intelligence /  |r Brent Mittelstadt --  |g Part V. Justice and Fairness --  |t Algorithmic bias and access to opportunities /  |r Lisa Herzog --  |t The ethics of predictive policing /  |r Katerina Hadjimatheou,  |r Christopher Nathan --  |t (when) is adblocking wrong? /  |r Thomas Douglas --  |t Price discrimination in the digital age /  |r Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen,  |r Lauritz Aastrup Munch --  |g Part VI. Health --  |t The ethics of medical AI /  |r Abhishek Mishra,  |g [and others] --  |t Health and digital technology partnerships too close for comfort? /  |r Laura Specker Sullivan --  |t Explainable machine learning, patient autonomy, and clinical reasoning /  |r Geoff Keeling,  |r Rune Nyrup --  |g Part VII. Privacy and Security --  |t The surveillance delusion /  |r Carissa Véliz --  |t Privacy in social media /  |r Andrei Marmor --  |t The ethics of facial recognition technology /  |r Evan Selinger,  |r Brenda Leong --  |t Ethical approaches to cybersecurity /  |r Kevin Macnish,  |r Jeroen van der Ham --  |t The ethics of weaponized AI /  |r Michael Robillard --  |g Part VIII. The Future --  |t Should we automate democracy? /  |r Johannes Himmelreich --  |t The ethics of quitting social media /  |r Rob Simpson --  |t The ethics of brain uploading /  |r Francesca Minerva --  |t How does artificial intelligence pose an existential risk? /  |r Karina Vold,  |r Daniel R. Harris --  |t Automation and the future of work /  |r John Danaher. 
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