Analyze The Ethics: Overview Of Ethics In Technology Practice: Ethical Dimensions

The 21st century is witnessing unprecedented automation in many areas of life. This raises questions of substantive ethics and the responsibility of the technologist. Today there is concern over advances in Artificial Intelligence. How can we make sure AI is developed ethically so that it does not harm? So it is that the creators of technology must have a sense of the ethical dimensions of what they create and take responsibility for the consequences of their work. There is an obligation to current and future generations to ensure that the technology is beneficial, or at least does no harm. As far as skills go, knowing this is as important as knowing how to code. If you work in technology development, a key skill to possess is being able to analyze the ethics of your activity. It comes down to a simple, two-part proposition; People must be told what the consequences of using technology will be and must give their informed consent, and that The user must not be harmed by using the technology.