Tag: digital ethics

Google and Apple’s diktat to governments on coronavirus contact-tracing apps is a troubling display of unaccountable power

On 10 April, in the midst of the largest public health crisis in over 100 years, Apple and Google quietly revealed the true extent of their political power. The way they did so has left me questioning some long-held beliefs. Here’s why. Read full Article

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Ethics Alone Can’t Fix Big Tech

The New York Times has confirmed what some have long suspected: The Chinese government is using a “vast, secret system” of artificial intelligence and facial recognition technology to identify and track Uighurs—a Muslim minority, 1 million of whom are being held in detention camps in China’s Read full Article

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The ethical implications of living longer

Life extension – using science to slow or halt human aging so that people live far longer than they do naturally – may one day be possible. Big business is taking this possibility seriously. Read full Article

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Technology Aims to Bring Us Longer Lives. How Ethical is That?

Life extension – using science to slow or halt human aging so that people live far longer than they do naturally – may one day be possible. Big business is taking this possibility seriously. Read full Article

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