... of the software beyond its capacity for reasonable accuracy? Establish a clear technical foundation. Ethics Philosophy Software development Cyberethics Ethics education Ethical bypassing The most delightful thing about this paper is that at first glance, it does not appear to be about ethics at all...

... to do it well, and her doing it well would not depend on our ability to detect her failures and shortcomings. Richard Volkman can be contacted at: volkmanr1@southernct.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Philosophy Computer ethics Collaboration Information ethics Community...

... you’re dead!” Anne Gerdes can be contacted at: gerdes@sdu.dk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Artificial intelligence Philosophy Surveillance Autonomy Trust Artificial agents Terrell Ward Bynum and Simon Rogerson fostered the ETHICOMP conference back in 1995...

...» la visée de la «vie bonne» avec et pour autrui dans des institutions justes” (Ricoeur, 1990, p. 202). Ethics Philosophy Computer ethics In her paper on “From ethics of the eye to ethics of the hand in participatory design and development of digital technologies” Ellen Christiansen...

... Philosophy Complexity IT ethics Human-comp interaction Socio-technical systems Christiansen (2013) has identified a crucial dialogical moment in the process of software prototyping and design: The turning point where those in charge of design find themselves aware of (if not necessarily open...

... Publishing Limited 2013 Artificial life Ethics Moral responsibility Philosophy Social responsibility Internet Delegating our decisions on a chip under the skin becomes the emblem of the increasingly close relationship and – by now dependence between machine and man, between technology...

.... if someone is not free, they cannot be held responsible for what they do, and ethics does not enter the picture. As this is an important point, we must pursue it in more detail. One can hardly mention ethics and autonomy without reference to Kant, whose “Copernican revolution” in philosophy...

... in philosophical reflection inspired by philosophy of technology, political philosophy, and cultural history, this paper identifies and discusses some structural features of microblogging such as Twitter. Findings This paper discusses the following structural features of microblogging as a medium: an emphasis...

...Alison Adam Chapter 1 described history of philosophy of science. This is important as there can be no doubt of philosophy of technology's roots in philosophy of science. Dusek does an excellent job in outlining the development of the philosophy of science, notably topics such the sociology...