Digital Ethics

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Fascinating to read the 1995 "Netiquette Guidelines" (RFC 1855). It was written when the Internet began to be mainstream, at a time where IRC channels, newsgroups and so on where the Facebook and Twitter of their times. Wise words.https://t.co/stOD6Hxl4E pic.twitter.com/Vd8GKw9DKF— Guillaume Champeau (@gchampeau) August 3, 2018

Why #bigdata can do wrong in human centered design. The abstraction can be true but meaningless for any individual human. #data pic.twitter.com/49FRc0StII— Alastair Somerville (@Acuity_Design) August 4, 2018

A lack of political will among national governments has led to climate policy gridlock. But many local communities are focusing on solving their own climate problems, and we can learn from them.

Från Moderaternas guldgosse till en framträdande kritiker av dagens kapitalism. Anders Wijkmans politiska bana har fört honom allt närmare en av hans stora hjärtefrågor: det ohållbara i vårt sätt att leva. ”Hela systemet måste göras om i grunden”, säger han till Dagens ETC.

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Silicon Valley’s elite are hatching plans to escape disaster – and when it comes, they’ll leave the rest of us behind

SKL bedömer att dagens kommunallag inte möjliggör helt automatiserade beslut där ingen människa deltar i beslutet. Automatiserat beslutsstöd, undantaget själva beslutet, är dock möjligt.

Addiction, anxiety and sleep deprivation are now key selling points. 😬#designethics pic.twitter.com/8HnZtXs1Do— Per Axbom (@axbom) August 12, 2018

A guide to making decisions covering how we can intelligently prepare to improve our thinking, avoid stupidity, and make better, smarter, decisions.

For me, the beauty of designing a product is that it usually never ends up as the first idea you had. Often, the process looks like a…

Eliminating it isn't really a realistic option.

Words matter.

August 14, 2018: Pamela Pavliscak posted on LinkedIn

It will help you figure out which habits aren’t serving you.

(With Apologies to René Descartes) As a university freshman, I studied philosophy. One of the first thinkers we studied was Aristotle, and for one of the first assignments we…

Arianna Huffington writes an open letter to Elon Musk about the devastating effects of stress, burnout, and lack of sleep.

The social network apologised after it showed one user a photograph of his recently-deceased daughter in its ‘Year in Review’ feature; many others had similar complaints

Well… Facebook did it again. #AlgorithmicCruelty pic.twitter.com/pwtNYt6HsI— Eric Meyer (@meyerweb) December 7, 2017

The declaration argues that AI algorithms must be designed to prevent discrimination and remedy the systemic racism that is often programmed into them.

Design has transformed from an artistic handicraft into an engineering job. What was lost when aesthetics left the stage was the humanity of design.

In a brutally honest note about his departure, Facebook’s Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos calls on his colleagues “to intentionally not collect data where possible” and listen to people when they say a feature is “creepy.”

While everyone else was working on building smarter robots, the really smart people were trying to figure out how to make them all stupid. They're heroes.

In California and beyond, lawmakers are taking action for the environment. But advocates for people with disabilities say the bans create yet another hurdle to dining in public

Interesting book for discussions of cognitive fluency - the push me/pull me of design. Not easy all the time. Complexity is needed pic.twitter.com/M7pTh0mWjo— Alastair Somerville (@Acuity_Design) August 25, 2018

Imran Chaudhri discusses how we can regain control over our devices–and how Apple can do better.

Black mirror is not a source of inspiration, it's a cautionary tale! 😂 @steveportigal #UXA18 #UXAustralia— Katja Forbes (@luckykat) August 30, 2018

Stephen Nicholson had been arrested on suspicion of killing 13-year-old in Southampton

Younger daters exhausted by larger apps like Tinder have found ways to meet possible partners by considering fewer of them.