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Entrenched complex of networked structural indicators
- Thus, we define embedded ethics as the entrenched complex of networked structural indicators that subtly and silently direct actions in the form of normalized industrial, organizational, and/or functional-role behavior.
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The Embedded EthiCS distributed pedagogy embeds philosophers directly into computer science courses to teach students how to think through the ethical and social implications of their work. Why Embedded EthiCS? The aim of Embedded EthiCS is to teach students to consider not merely what technologies...
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Embedded EthiCS, a collaborative undertaking of the computer science and philosophy faculties at Harvard, teaches students of computer science how to think through the ethical and social implications of their work. Read more about our approach.
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The overarching aim of an embedded ethics approach is to help develop AI technologies that are ethically and socially responsible, technologies that benefit and do not harm individuals and society. In order to achieve this goal, ethical considerations are integrated into development processes from the beginning, in order to anticipate, identify, an...
Depending upon the circumstances and available resources, integration of the embedded ethics approach could occur in one of several possible manners. Arguably, the gold standard for embedded ethics integration would be to have an ethicist, or a team of ethicists, as a dedicated member of the team. Integration here would be facilitated by regular ex...
Embedded ethics should involve the explicit and robust normative analysis of the issues identified throughout the development processes. This includes explaining and clarifying complex ethical issues so as to allow a clearer understanding of them, and using methods of ethical reasoning to justify or challenge a particular position or course of acti...
Embedded ethicists integrated into medical AI development should possess expertise in ethical analysis. This could include not only graduates from specific ethics programs, but also researchers who have been trained in social science and humanities fields that focus on the analysis of ethical issues in science, technology and medicine (such as medi...
The embedding aims both to integrate ethical and CS content and to distribute the teaching of ethical reasoning across the CS curriculum. This approach sends the message that ethical challenges arise across CS subdisciplines, and it builds a habit in students of looking for ethical challenges.
Jul 31, 2020 · An embedded ethics approach thus seeks to establish transparency regarding the uncertainty or disagreement at hand and to bring a new perspective ‘to the workbench’ by offering a variety of...
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May 1, 2019 · We define embedded ethics as the entrenched complex of networked structural indicators that subtly and silently direct actions in the form of normalized industrial, organizational, and/or functional-role behavior.
The materials are designed to expose students to ethical issues that are relevant to the technical content of CS courses, to provide students structured opportunities to engage in ethical reflection through lectures, problem sets, and assignments, and to build the ethical character and habits of young computer scientists.
