Paradigm Shifts in ICT Ethics: proceedings of the ETHICOMP* 2020
Información General
- Autores: Jorge Pelegrín Borondo (dir. congr.), Mario Arias Oliva (dir. congr.), Kiyoshi Murata (dir. congr.), Ana María Lara Palma (dir. congr.)
- Editores: Universidad de La Rioja
- Año de publicación: 2020
- País: España
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-84-09-20272-0
- Recoge los contenidos presentados a: International Conference on the Ethical and Social Impact of ICT (18. 2020. Logroño).
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Listado de artículos
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1. Creating Shared Understanding of 'Trustworthy ICT'
Artificial Intelligence: How to Discuss About It in Ethics
págs. 23-25
Developing A Measure of Online Wellbeing and User Trust
Liz Dowthwaite, Elvira Pérez Vallejos, Helen Creswick, Virginia Portillo, Menisha Patel, Jun Zhao
págs. 26-28
Ethical Debt in Is Development: Comparing Technical and Ethical Debt
págs. 29-31
Homo Ludens Moralis: Designing and Developing A Board Game to Teach Ethics for ICT Education
Damian Gordon, Dympna O’Sullivan, Yannis Stavrakakis, Andrea Curley
págs. 32-35
págs. 36-41
págs. 39-41
Virtuous Just Consequentialism: Expanding the Idea Moor Gave Us
págs. 42-44
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2. Cyborg: A Cross Cultural Observatory
págs. 47-49
Cyborg Acceptance in Healthcare Services: Theoretical Framework
págs. 50-55
Ethics and Acceptance of Insideables In Japan: An Exploratory Q-Study
Stéphanie Gauttier, Jorge Pelegrín Borondo, Mario Arias Oliva, Kiyoshi Murata
págs. 56-58
The Ethical Aspects of A “Psychokinesis Machine”: An Experimental Survey on The Use of a Brain-Machine Interface
Yohko Orito, Tomonori Yamamoto, Kiyoshi Murata, Yasunori Fukuta
págs. 59-62
págs. 62-66
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3. Diversity and Inclusion in Smart Societies: Not Just a Number Problem
Bridging the Gender Gap in Stem Disciplines: An RRI Perspective
págs. 69-72
No Industry Entry for Girls: Is Computer Science A Boy’s Club?
págs. 73-74
págs. 75-77
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4. Educate for a Positive ICT Future
Assessing the Experience and Satisfaction of University Students: results Obtained Across Different Segments
Ana Isabel Jiménez Zarco, Alicia Izquierdo Yusta, María Pilar Martínez-Ruiz
págs. 81-83
págs. 84-87
págs. 88-91
Impact of Educate in A Service Learning Project: opening Up Values and Social Good in Higher Education
Ana María Lara Palma, Montserrat Santamaría Vázquez, Juan Hilario Ortiz Huerta
págs. 92-95
Improvements in Tourism Economy: Smart Mobility Through Traffic Predictive Analysis
págs. 95-98
págs. 99-100
págs. 101-103
Start A Revolution in Your Head!: The Rebirth of ICT Ethics Education
págs. 104-106
págs. 107-110
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5. Internet Speech Problems - Responsibility and Governance of Social Media Platforms
Internet Speech Problems: Responsibility and Governance of Social Media Platforms
págs. 113-115
págs. 113-115
Sri Lankan Politics and Social Media Participation: A Case Study of The Presidential Election 2019
págs. 120-123
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6. Justice, Malware, and Facial Recognition
págs. 127-130
págs. 131-133
The Use of Facial Recognition in China's Social Credit System: An Anticipatory Ethical Analysis
Ion A. Iftimie, Richard L. Wilson, Michele C.A. Iftimie, Francis Lukban
págs. 134-136
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7. Management of Cybercrime: Where to From Here?
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8. Marketing Ethics in Digital Environments
Brand, Ethics and Competitive Advantage
Orlando Manuel Martins Marques de Lima Rua, Antonio José Monteiro de Oliveira
págs. 151-153
Ethical Challenges of Online Panels Based on Passive Data Collection Technology
Jesús García de Madariaga Miranda, Ingrit Viviana Moya Burgos, María Francisca Blasco López, Pamela Simón Sandoval
págs. 154-156
Ethical Dilemmas in Non-Profit Organizations Campaigns
María Francisca Blasco López, Jesús García de Madariaga Miranda, Ingrit Viviana Moya Burgos, Pamela Simón Sandoval
págs. 157-160
Ethical Implications of Life Secondary Markets
Jorge de Andrés Sánchez, Teresa Pintado Blanco, Sonia Carcelén García, Mario Arias Oliva
págs. 161-164
Ethics in Advertising: The Fine Line Between the Acceptable and the Controversial
Jesús García de Madariaga Miranda, Ingrit Viviana Moya Burgos, María Francisca Blasco López, Pamela Simón Sandoval
págs. 165-168
Native Advertising: Ethical Aspects of Kid Influencers on Youtube
Natalia Gorshkova, Lorena Robaina Calderín, Josefa Delia Martín Santana
págs. 169-171
Pregnancy Loss and Unethical Algorithms: Ethical Issues in Targeted advertising
págs. 172-174
The Impact of Ethics on Loyalty in Social Media Consumers
Orlando Manuel Martins Marques de Lima Rua, Antonio José Monteiro de Oliveira
págs. 175-176
Tourist Shopping Tracked: Ethic Reflexion
Alba García Milon, Emma Juaneda Ayensa, Jorge Pelegrín Borondo, Cristina Olarte Pascual, Eva Marina Reinares Lara
págs. 177-179
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9. Meeting Societal Challenges in Intelligent Communities Through Value Sensitive Design
A Holistic Application of Value Sensitive Design in Big Data Applications: A Case Study of Telecom Namibia
págs. 183-186
Autonomous Shipping Systems: Designing for Safety, Control and Responsibility
págs. 183-186
Ethical Engineering and Ergonomic Standards: A Panel on Status and Importance for Academia
Sarah Spiekermann, Pieter E. Vermaas, Åke Walldius
págs. 191-193
págs. 194-197
págs. 198-202
Ontologies and Knowledge Graphs: A New Way to Represent and Communicate Values in Technology Design
págs. 203-206
PhD Student Perspectives on Value Sensitive Design
Nick Logler, Naomi Jacobs, Anna Melnyk, Adam Poulsen, Molly Balcom Raleigh, Till J. Winkler, Alan Borning
págs. 207-210
Stuck in The Middle With U(Sers): Domestic Data Controllers & Demonstrations of Accountability in Smart Homes
págs. 211-213
Teaching Values in Design in Higher Education: Towards A Curriculum Compass
Wolmet Barendregt, Elisabet M. Nilsson, Daisy Yoo, Rikke Toft Norgard, Tilde Bekker, Annemiek Veldhuis, E. Eriksson
págs. 214-216
The Future of Value Sensitive Design
Batya Friedman, David G. Hendry, Steven Umbrello, Jeroen van den Hoven, Daisy Yoo
págs. 217-220
Universality of Hope in Patient Care: The Case of Mobile App for Diabetes
págs. 221-224
Value Sensing Robots: The Older LGBTIQ+ Community
Adam Poulsen, Ivan Skaines, Suzanne McLaren, Oliver K. Burmeister
págs. 225-229
Value sensitive Design and Agile Development: Potential Methods for Value Prioritization
págs. 230-232
Value Sensitive Design Education: State of the Art and Prospects for the Future
David G. Hendry, E. Eriksson, Anisha T. J. Fernando, Irina Shklovski, Dylan Cawthorne, Daisy Yoo
págs. 233-236
págs. 237-240
págs. 241-244
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10. Monitoring and Control of AI Artifacts
págs. 247-250
págs. 251-254
págs. 254-257
Capturing the Trap in the Seemingly Free: Cinema and the Deceptive Machinations of Surveillance Capitalism
págs. 258-260
págs. 261-263
Monitoring and Contol of AI Artifacts: A Research Agenda
págs. 264-266
On the Challenges of monitoring and Control of AI Artifacts in the Organization: From the perspective of Chester I. Bernard's Organizational Theory
págs. 267-269
Post-Truth Society: The AI-Driven Society Where No One Is Responsible
Kiyoshi Murata, Yohko Orito, Tatsuya Yamazaki, Kazuyuki Shimizu
págs. 270-272
págs. 273-275
págs. 276-279
The Ethics of Autonomy and Lethality
Elias Carayannis, Richard L. Wilson, Ion A. Iftimie, Michele C.A. Iftimie
págs. 280-283
págs. 284-288
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11. Open Track
A Meta-Review of Responsible Research and Innovation Case Studies: Reviewing the Benefits to Industry of Engagement with RRI
págs. 291-295
AI and Ethics for Children: How AI Can Contribute to Children’s Wellbeing and Mitigate Ethical Concerns in Child Development
págs. 295-297
págs. 298-300
Artificial Intelligence and Gender: How AI Will Change Women’s Work in Japan
págs. 301-303
At Face Value: The Legal Ramifications of Face Recognition Technology
págs. 304-305
Collected for One Reason, Used for Another: The Emergence of Refugee Data in Uganda
págs. 306-308
Digital Capital and Sociotechnical Imaginaries: Envisaging Future Home Tech with Low-Income Communities
págs. 309-311
Mario Arias Oliva, Antoni Pérez-Portabella, Elena Ferran Larraz, Mar Souto Romero, Juan Luis López-Galiacho Perona
págs. 312-316
págs. 317-319
págs. 320-322
Ethical considerations of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics in Healthcare: Law as a Needed Facilitator to Access and Delivery
págs. 323-325
Ethical Issues Related to The Distribution of Personal Data: Case of An Information Bank in Japan
págs. 326-328
Ethics-By-Design for International Neuroscience Research Infrastructure
Damian Eke, Simisola Akintoye, William Knight, George Ogoh, Bernd Carsten Stahl, Inga Ulnicane
págs. 329-332
págs. 333-335
From Algorithmic Transparency to Algorithmic Accountability?: Principles for Responsible AI Scrutinized
Paul B. de Laat
págs. 336-340
págs. 341-344
págs. 345-346
“I Approved It…And I'll Do It Again”: Robotic Policing and Its Potential for Increasing Excessive Force
págs. 347-349
págs. 350-353
págs. 354-356
Mobile Applications and Assistive Technology: Findings from a Local Study
págs. 357-359
On Preferential Fairness of Matchmaking: A Speed Dating Case Study
págs. 360-363
págs. 364-365
págs. 366-370
Organisational Ethics of Big Data: Lessons Learned from Practice
págs. 371-374
Perceived Risk and Desired Protection: Towards Comprehensive Understanding of Data Sensitivity
págs. 375-378
págs. 379-381
págs. 382-384
págs. 385-388
págs. 389-391
The Employment Relationship, Automated Decisions, and Related Limitations: The Regulation of Non-Understandable Phenomena
págs. 392-395
The Power to Design: Exploring Utilitarianism, Deontology, and Virtue Ethics in Three Technology Case Studies
Kathrin Bednar, Sarah Spiekermann
págs. 396-399
págs. 400-402
págs. 403-408
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12. Technology Meta-Ethics
págs. 411-413
Deliberating Algorithms: A Descriptive Approach Towards Ethical Debates on Algorithms, Big Data, and AI
págs. 414-417
Digital Recognition or Digital Attention: The Difference Between Skillfulness and Trolling?
págs. 418-421
Distinguishability, Indistinguishability, and Robot Ethics: Calling Things by Their Right Names
págs. 422-424
For or Against Progress?: Institutional Agency in a Time of Technological Exceptionalism
págs. 425-427
págs. 428-429
págs. 430-432
Three Arguments For “Responsible Users”: AI Ethics for Ordinary People
págs. 433-435
Virtue, Capability and Care: Beyond the Consequentialist Imaginary
págs. 436-438
págs. 439-440
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