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Philosophy, activism, and computer and information specialists revisited
AI and Society 25 (1):119-122 (2010)
Abstract
A number of themes have been on my mind in recent months, and I have made them centerpieces of a number of things I have written lately. In a Ubiquity essay Durbin (ACM Ubiquity 8(45):26, 2007a), I said that I am happy that there are computer professionals who are activists, joining with others to solve the technosocial problems that vex our society, including problems of the computer and information professions. I here moved beyond that to make a new claim about needed changesMy notes
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A contrarian view of postmodern society and information technologies.Paul T. Durbin - 2013 - AI and Society 28 (1):51-54.
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There is an implicit social contract between professionals and the democratic societies in which they live.Paul T. Durbin - 2007 - Ludus Vitalis 15 (27):195-197.
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