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ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.pptx

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ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES.pptx

  1. ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES GROUP 4
  2. TOPICS: INTEGRITY OBJECTIVITY COMPETENCE AND DUE CARE CONFIDENTIALITY PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOUR
  3. ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM Ethics refers to the moral principles and values that guide the development and use of new and innovative technologies. Professionalism refers to the set of skills, knowledge, and ethical standards.
  4. EXAMPLE • Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI systems must be developed and used in an ethical manner, with considerations for fairness, transparency, and accountability. • Autonomous Vehicles: The development of autonomous vehicles raises ethical questions related to safety, liability, and privacy.
  5. INTEGRITY Integrity refers to the quality of being honest, trustworthy, and ethical in the development and use of new and innovative technologies.
  6. EXAMPLE • Authentication refers to the process of verifying the identity of users or devices accessing digital resources, such as websites, applications, or data. • Trustworthiness: Protect user privacy and security: Protect user data and privacy by using Encryption, secure storage, and access controls. Don't use or share data without user consent.
  7. INTEGRITY PROS AND CONS PROS: • Building trust: Demonstrating integrity in emerging technology can help build trust among stakeholders, including clients, investors, and regulators. This can lead to increased adoption and investment in emerging technologies. CONS: • Higher costs: Maintaining integrity in emerging technology can be expensive, as it often requires additional resources for testing, monitoring, and compliance.
  8. OBJECTIVITY Objectivity refers to the ability to remain unbiased and impartial when evaluating and developing new technologies.
  9. EXAMPLE • A cybersecurity professional testing and evaluating security measures and tools impartially, without any biases or preconceived notions. • A data analyst presenting data in a clear and unbiased way, rather than cherry- picking data to support a preconceived idea or agenda.
  10. OBJECTIVITY PROS AND CONS PROS: • Promotes fairness and equality • Encourages ethical decision-making • Reduces the likelihood of biased decisions CONS: • May be challenging to maintain objectivity in situations where personal interests or biases are present • Can lead to indecisiveness or inaction in some situations
  11. COMPETENCE AND DUE CARE Competence refers to the ability to apply knowledge and skills effectively to solve problems and achieve objectives in the context of emerging technologies. Due care refers to the obligation to take reasonable steps to ensure that emerging technologies are developed and used in a responsible, ethical, and safe manner.
  12. EXAMPLE • A software engineer staying up-to-date with the latest programming languages and frameworks to ensure they have the necessary skills to develop high- quality software. • A cybersecurity professional keeping up with the latest security threats and vulnerabilities to ensure they can identify and mitigate risks to the systems they manage.
  13. COMPETENCE AND DUE CARE PROS AND CONS Pros: • Ensures high-quality service to clients or stakeholders • Promotes safety, security, and effectiveness in the development and implementation of emerging technologies Cons: • Maintaining competence and due care can be time-consuming and require ongoing training and education • May be challenging to keep up with the latest developments and trends in emerging technologies
  14. CONFIDENTIALITY Confidentiality refers to the protection of sensitive or private information from unauthorized access or disclosure.
  15. EXAMPLE • Protecting Sensitive Information: Example, a soft drink company might keep its recipe confidential so that no one can copy it or use it to form new ideas. • Health data privacy: With the increasing use of wearable devices, health-related data is being collected and transmitted more than ever before. Maintaining confidentiality is crucial to ensure that sensitive health information is not accessed by unauthorized parties.
  16. CONFIDENTIALITY PROS AND CONS Pros: • Protects User Information: By utilizing confidentiality in emerging technology, users’ data and information can be kept secure. • Improves Security: By keeping user data safe and protected, businesses can ensure that only authorized users can access their systems and data. Cons: • Can Be Expensive: Implementing confidentiality in emerging technology can be costly, as it requires investments in infrastructure, processes, and resources.
  17. PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOUR Professional behavior refers to the expected standards of conduct for professionals working with new and innovative technologies. It includes a range of behaviors and attitudes that contribute to responsible and ethical development and use of emerging technologies.
  18. EXAMPLE • Effective communication with colleagues and clients and staying up-to-date on the latest technology advancements. • Using appropriate problem-solving skills to troubleshoot issues. Demonstrating a clear understanding of the application of the emerging technology.
  19. PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOUR PROS AND CONS Pros: • Increased accuracy - Automated technologies can reduce errors and ensure that tasks are completed correctly. • Improved customer service - Professional behavior can create a more positive customer experience, leading to increased customer satisfaction and loyalty. Cons: • Privacy risks - With automated systems collecting and processing data, there is an increased risk of privacy violations and data breaches.
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