AI Ethics

Social Contract

• Agreed societal rules and procedures to benefit the greater good of all.
• Agreeing to let someone collect or use your personal information online.
• Not taking sides or having opinions about politics or government

sociotechnical

• Negative consequences of technology that might not be obvious to those who design or use it that perpetuate existing biases or inequalities.
• Importance of people in tech systems
• Reinforcment of negative stereotypes, erasure, or alienation of people

representational harms

• Reinforcment of negative stereotypes, erasure, or alienation of people
• Labels or categories attached to data that typically hold bias.
• A collection of finite information used to teach computers and AI systems

apolitical

• Teacher's confidence and belief in their expertise to impact student learning.
• To make something or someone invisible by ignoring them and their needs.
• Not taking sides or having opinions about politics or government

data colonialism

• A collection of finite information used to teach computers and AI systems
• Negative consequences of technology that might not be obvious to those who design or use it that perpetuate existing biases or inequalities.
• Companies or governments collect and control information (data) about people without their full understanding or consent.

power shadows

• Someone or something is not important.

• Negative consequences of technology that might not be obvious to those who design or use it that perpetuate existing biases or inequalities.
• Personal preferance toward someone or something

denigration

• Something or someone is not important
• Teacher's confidence and belief in their expertise to impact student learning.
• negative consequences of technology that might not be obvious to those who design or use it that perpetuate existing biases or inequalities.

data set

• A collection of finite information used to teach computers and AI systems
• When companies make technology seem needed, better, or more helpful than it really is
• Agreed societal rules and procedures to benefit the greater good of all.

digital consent

• Reinforcment of negative stereotypes, erasure, or alienation of people
• Personal preferance toward someone or something
• Agreeing to let someone collect or use your personal information online.

techwashing

• To make something or someone invisible by ignoring them and their needs.
• Reinforcment of negative stereotypes, erasure, or alienation of people
• When companies make technology seem needed, better, or more helpful than it really is