Información General

• Autores: Mario Arias Oliva (coord.), Jorge Pelegrín Borondo (coord.), Kiyoshi Murata (coord.), Ana María Lara Palma (coord.), Manuel Ollé Sesé (coord.)
• Editores: Universidad de La Rioja
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-09-58160-3
• Recoge los contenidos presentados a: International Conference on the Ethical and Social Impacts of ICT (21. 2024. Logroño).
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Resumen

• We are living in a smart world, where everything looks smart. The use of the term “smart” is a buzzword. Technology becomes the backbone of virtually every aspect of our life: work, relations, health, education, leisure, … In ETHICOMP 2024 International Conference, we wonder if the current state of technological revolution is truly smart. What does “smart” really mean in digital contexts, and what should “smart” signify? If technology becomes smart, what is the impact on computer ethics and digital ethics? It is unquestionable that any smart technology must be ethical in both its development and its uses, but cases of unethical practices in the digital world, which are often hidden by technological determinism, are increasing. The analysis of unethical practices and the search for solutions to create a digitally healthy society is the theme of our next conference: digital ethics should lead the smart revolution, but is it doing so? What should we do to locate digital ethics at the core of the smart revolution? What are the ethical requirements for smart in order that it will sustain societal welfare?

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• • Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) and Ethics

    • Explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) and ethical decision-making in business

      Gabriel Marín Díaz, José Javier Galán Hernández, José Luis Galdón Salvador

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      págs. 19-22

      

    • AI explainability, temporality, and civic virtue

      Wessel Reijers, Tobias Matzner, Suzana Alpsancar, Martina Philippi

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      págs. 23-25

      

    • Ethics unveiled: illuminating the path of ai integration in higher education

      Jorge Pelegrín Borondo, Cristina Olarte Pascual, Luis Blanco Pascual, Alba García Milon

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      págs. 26-30

      

    • Unpacking the purposes of explainable AI

      Suzana Alpsancar, Tobias Matzner, Martina Philippi

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      págs. 31-35

      

    • Artificial intelligence in science: Shut up and calculate

      Ramón Alberto Carrasco González, Mario Arias Oliva, Jesús Serrano Guerrero, Francisco Chiclana Parrilla

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      págs. 36-39

      

  • Marketing and Smart Ethics in the digital world

    • Empowering marketing academics as interdisciplinary knowledge integrators in thefourth industrial revolution

      Jesús García de Madariaga Miranda, Carlos Lamela Orcasitas

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      págs. 43-45

      

    • Dark patterns: transparency obligations against deception in virtual influencer marketing

      Jacopo Ciani

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      págs. 46-48

      

    • Is important the loss of human contact in the acceptance ofsocial robots by retail customers?

      Natalia Medrano Sáez, Aurea Subero Navarro, Jorge Pelegrín Borondo, Cristina Olarte Pascual, Eva Marina Reinares Lara

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      págs. 49-53

      

    • AR and VR in the spotlight: A systematic literature review ofsecurity, privacy, and ethical concerns

      Alba García Milon, Mandy tom Dieck

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      págs. 54-57

      

  • Open Track

    • EU AI act and its conditions for human flourishing: A virtueethics perspective

      Salla Westerstrand

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      págs. 61-65

      

    • The countervailing power of AI daos influences valuetransformation; Bitcoin (pow) vs. Ethereum (pos)

      Kazuyuki Shimizu

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      págs. 66-70

      

    • The ethics of cash cows: The trouble with recent changes touniversity level computing education

      Reuben Kirkham

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      págs. 71-74

      

    • Is a brain machine interface useful for people withdisabilities? cases of spinal muscular atrophy

      Yohko Orito, Tomonori Yamamoto, Hidenobu Sai, Kiyoshi Murata, Yasunori Fukuta, Taichi Isobe, Masashi Hori

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      págs. 75-78

      

    • Privacy-related consumer decision-making

      Yasunori Fukuta, Kiyoshi Murata, Yohko Orito

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      págs. 79-82

      

    • Human thinking nudged by artificial intelligence

      Anders Persson

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      págs. 83-85

      

    • Business humanism in the current technological age: Anethical view of AI

      Rafael Robina Ramírez, Antonio Fernández Portillo

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      págs. 86-89

      

    • Bringing ethical values into agile software engineering

      Olaf Zimmermann, Mirko Stocker, Stefan Kapferer

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      págs. 90-93

      

    • The democratization of outer space: On law, ethics, andtechnology

      Eleonora Bassi, Ugo Pagallo

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      págs. 94-96

      

    • Techno-healthism: Being patients-in-waiting under thedevelopment of medical technologies

      Ryoko Asai

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      págs. 97-100

      

    • Doxing ethics

      Juhani Naskali, Minna M. Rantanen, Maria Rottenkolber, Kai K. Kimppa

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      págs. 101-104

      

    • A preliminary survey of manufacturing workers about ai intheir workplace

      Andrew Adams, Iraide Unanue Calvo

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      págs. 105-108

      

    • (Ref)using AI

      Katleen Gabriels, Karl Verstrynge, Judith Campagne

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      págs. 109-112

      

    • On the current status and issues of programmaticadvertising: Prospects for marketing ethics

      Hiroshi Koga

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      págs. 113-116

      

    • Highlighting ethical dilemmas in software development: Atool to support ethical training and deliberation

      Pak Hei Li, Dharini Balasubramaniam

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      págs. 117-121

      

    • Research ethics frameworks for artificial intelligence: Thetwofold need for compliance requirements and for an openprocess of reflection and attention

      Anais Resseguier

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      págs. 122-124

      

    • Closing the ai responsibility gap with the code of ethics

      Don Gotterbarn, Marty J. Wolf

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      págs. 125-128

      

    • On the ethics of misapplying a code of ethics

      Marty J. Wolf, Catherine Flick

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      págs. 129-131

      

    • Sustainable success: Unraveling the relationship between csrinitiatives, happiness, and purchase intention in fashionretailers across channels

      Pablo Gutiérrez Rodríguez, Pedro Cuesta Valiño, Estela Núñez Barriopedro, Blanca García Henche

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      págs. 132-136

      

    • The ethical and legal challenges of data altruism for thescientific research sector

      Ludovica Paseri

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      págs. 137-141

      

    • Looks like a human, acts like a human, but is it somethingelse? AI as schein-dasein

      Jani Koskinen, Salla Westerstrand, Juhani Naskali

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      págs. 142-145

      

    • Privacy after dobbs: How the shifting U.S. Landscape affectsthe broader debate

      S. Kirkpatrick

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      págs. 146-148

      

    • Towards an aimless existence – a dialogue about AI’spotential to radically change the human condition

      Mikael Laaksoharju, Iordanis Kavathatzopoulos

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      págs. 149-152

      

    • Predicting the unpredictable- the ethics of digital finance

      Gonçalo Costa

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      págs. 153-157

      

    • An analysis on ai ethical aspects from a stakeholder’sperspective

      Sofia Segkouli, Maria Tsourma, Pinelopi Troullinou, Paola Fratantoni, Dimitris M. Kyriazanos, Anastasios Drosou, Dimitrios Tzovaras

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      págs. 158-160

      

    • Users' perception of privacy boundaries in the digital world:A study from the arab world

      Ala Ali Almahameed, Mario Arias Oliva, Jorge Pelegrín Borondo, Mar Souto Romero

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      págs. 161-164

      

    • Ethical influencers: The right path for digital influencers

      Orlando Lima Rua, Rafael Mesquita, António Oliveira

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      págs. 165-168

      

    • Human-centred artificial intelligence, disruption, andexplainability

      Philip J. Nickel

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      págs. 169-171

      

  • Reducing Gender Gap as We build an Inclusive Community within a Smart City

    • Diversity missing in cybersecurity

      Shalini Kesar

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      págs. 175-177

      

    • Cybersecurity as a good life path for everyone

      Aleksandra Pyrkosz, Sabina Szymoniak

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      págs. 178-180

      

    • Informing women: Overcoming online challenges in political campaigns

      Jonattan Rodríguez, Graciela Padilla Castillo

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      págs. 181-183

      

    • Ethics of feminist resistance and possibilities of utopia in film: An analysis of the tv series extrapolations (2023)

      Asunción Bernárdez Rodal, Ignacio Moreno Segarra, Graciela Padilla Castillo

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      págs. 184-186

      

    • Women communicators in tiktok. Keys from the traceability of the information with a gender perspective

      Graciela Padilla Castillo, Asunción Bernárdez Rodal, Ignacio Moreno Segarra, Jonattan Rodríguez Hernández

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      págs. 187-189

      

  • Smart Education: transforming learning in the digital age

    • Examining the parallel mediating effect of financial education and corporate ethics on the relationship between financial fraud risk and intention to use financial services: implications for university curricula

      Pedro I. González Ramírez, Juan Carlos Yañez Luna

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      págs. 193-196

      

    • Cybersecurity experiential learning education

      Shalini Kesar, Ashely Tyler

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      págs. 197-199

      

    • Use and abuse of AI – ethical perspectives in the educational sector

      Isabel Alvarez, Nuno Silva

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      págs. 200-203

      

    • Chat GPT: Has its potential arrived to enhance the new way of teaching and learning? a case study in aviation studies

      Ana María Lara Palma, Rafael Brotóns Cano

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      págs. 204-206

      

    • Building global awareness and ethical decision-making skills in U.S. Business students: A call for technology based experiential learning

      Martha Wilcoxson

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      págs. 207-209

      

  • Smarter Security- Resilience and Recovery

    • Legal and technical considerations for medical data in hybrid database system

      Olga Siedlecka Lamch

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      págs. 213-216

      

    • Enhancing security governance in medical databases: A policybased approach with hybrid relational-blockchain model

      Olga Siedlecka Lamch, Sabina Szymoniak

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      págs. 217-220

      

    • Ethical threats associated with the application of artificial intelligence: A comprehensive review

      Sabina Szymoniak, Mariusz Kubanek

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      págs. 221-224

      

    • Ethics in internet of things: Challenges and opportunities

      Sabina Szymoniak, Mariusz Kubanek

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      págs. 225-228

      

    • Theoretical framework using AI: Improving services within smart cities

      Sabina Szymoniak, Shalini Kesar

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      págs. 229-232

      

    • National cybersecurity strategy action plan for cyber resilience: Qualitative data and achievements

      William Steingartner, Darko Galinec

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      págs. 233-236

      

  • Values in the Smart Technology Revolution

    • Embedding values in AI by design: an integrated framework

      Xenia Ziouvelou, Vangelis Karkaletsis, Konstantina Giouvanopoulou

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      págs. 239-244

      

    • Scientific research in the age of LLMs: Moral considerations for publications

      Michael S. Kirkpatrick

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      págs. 245-248

      

    • Escaping the benevolent artificial physician: Prioritizing care ethics in ai-based healthcare

      Stacy A. Doore, Jaime Yockey

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      págs. 249-252

      

    • Deconstructing controversial predictive technologies for children in law enforcement to identify, understand, and address ethical issues

      Pinelopi Troullinou, Francesco Trevisan, Elodie Makhoul, Xenia Ziouvelou, Lilian Mitrou, Paola Fratantoni, Dimitris M. Kyriazanos, Sofia Segkouli

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      págs. 253-255

      

    • Trustworthy and useful tools for mobile phone extraction

      Anna Maria Piskopani, Helen Webb, Liz Dowthwaite, Chris Hargreaves, Nicholas FitzRoy Dale, Quentin Stafford Fraser, Christos Nikolaou, Derek McAuley

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      págs. 256-258

      

    • The challenge of co-creation: How to connect technologies and communities in an ethical way

      Kristina Khutsishvili, Neeltje Pavicic, Machteld Combé

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      págs. 259-261