Digital Responsibility: Social, Ethical, and Ecological Implications of IS

Éditeurs invités

• Jan Recker, Universität Hamburg
• Sutirtha Chatterjee, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
• Janina Sundermeier, Freie Universität Berlin
• Monideepa Tarafdar, University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Thèmes proposés

• Designing and using digital technologies for and with responsibility
• Considerations of accountability, liability, fairness, and/or responsibility for digital technology design, implementation, and use
• Theoretical perspectives and/or empirical insights on the (un)intended social, ethical, and ecological consequences of digital technologies
• Theoretical underpinnings of the concept of digital responsibility, such as from an ethical theory perspective
• Design of digital technology to address social, ethical, and/or ecological challenges
• Individual, organizational, institutional, or societal strategies for leveraging IS for social, ethical, and/or ecological challenges and innovations
• The role of digital technology in promoting social, ethical, and ecological advancements
• Applications of emerging digital technologies (e.g., AI) to social, ethical, and/or ecological realms
• Societal, ethical, and ecological consequences of emerging digital technologies
• (Un-)ethical issues of IS and the data they generate
• Dignity, respect, and moral behavior in a digital world
• Social support and inclusion enabled by or embodied in digital technologies
• The balance of contradicting implications of IS (e.g., IS as a means for social change vs. IS for manipulating public opinion)
• The affordances of existing and emerging digital technologies for enacting digital responsibility

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