Social and Ethical Implications CMSC 101 November 21, 2013 Bhuvana Bellala and Marie desJardins.

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Social and Ethical Implications CMSC 101 November 21, 2013 Bhuvana Bellala and Marie desJardins

Getting Started…

Ethics  Ethics: moral principles that help us differentiate between right and wrong behavior  Ethical Dilemma: arises in a situation concerning right or wrong when values are in conflict  “Should I let my friend copy my answers on an exam?”  “Should I keep the excessive change that the cashier gave to me?”

Ethics in Computing  Wiener: Cybernetics and The Human Use of Human Beings  Published in 1950 – overview of ethical issues in computing  Computers and security  Computers and unemployment  Responsibilities of computer professionals  Computers and religion  Robot ethics  James Moor:  We can do a lot with computers but should we do them?  “Policy Vacuums” and “Conceptual Muddles”

Framework  Stakeholders  Utilitarianism Approach  Individualism Approach  Moral – Rights Approach  Justice Approach  ACM Code of Ethics  Other professional codes of ethics  Laws and Policies

ACM Code of Ethics  1.1 Contribute to society and human well-being  1.7 Respect the privacy of others  2.1 Strive to achieve the highest quality, effectiveness, and dignity in both the process and products of professional work  2.6 Give comprehensive and thorough evaluations of computer systems and their impacts, including analysis of possible risks

Example: Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities  What is a virus?  Who is affected?  Zero-day vulnerabilities  The big picture: goes beyond individual

Privacy and Stalking  You’ve each been assigned someone on your team to “cyberstalk” (10 minutes)  Instructions:  You can use any of the information you already know about the person to narrow down your search  Their name, the school they attended, their high school, the clubs they are part of, their gamer name, and so on  General Search  Bing and Google  footprinting-cyberstalking  This website gives you some good websites that you can use to stalk someone  Share what you learned: If you have time, stalk other people

Discussion  How do you feel about privacy?  Is there anything you are going to do to protect yourself?  Whose responsibility is it to protect your private information?  Yourself, website developers, government,…

Readings  Each team has been assigned a special topic related to ethics  Read over the article and discuss among your group the main points and ethical implications:  Identify the main topic of the article  Identify the main points of the article  Identify the ethical issues (what is to be decided?)  Identify the stakeholders (affected groups)  Identify the tradeoffs (costs and benefits to various groups)  After 10 minutes, share with the rest of the class a 1-2 minute summary of the questions above (main topic/points, ethical issues, stakeholders, major tradeoffs)