Technology to facilitate ethical action: a proposed design [Book Review]

AI and Society 19 (3):250-264 (2005)
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Abstract

As emerging technologies support new ways in which people relate, ethical discourse is important to help guide designers of new technologies. This article endeavors to do just that by presenting an ethical analysis and design of technology intended to gather and act upon information on behalf of its users. The article elaborates on socio-technological factors that affect the development of technology to support ethical action. Research and practice implications are outlined

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