数据库 打印
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道德:
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Data subject: the subject who the data pertains to, and who has certain legal and moral rights over the way that data is collected or used.
Personal data: a particularly morally important type of data. This is data which relates to a living individual who can be identified:
1.From that data or
2.From that data and other information which is in the possession of, or is likely to come into the possession of, the data controller.
Sensitive personal data is even more morally important. This involves matters which could be used to discriminate against people, such as their ethnicity, sexuality, and religion.
We can think of the “lifecycle” of data as having four main parts. Each part has its own accompanying ethical issues:
- Collection: issues of consent.
- Processing: issues of privacy.
- Storage: issues of security.
- Use: issues of objectivity and responsibility.
Why do we think privacy is valuable?
- Privacy is connected with individuality, the capacity to think, speak, and act as we like.
- Privacy allows people to have freedom or autonomy over their own lives, without being subject to control.
- Intimacy with others means that we select who we allow into our private lives. Without privacy, there is no intimacy.
- Psychological studies show that people who lack (or perceive themselves to lack) this basic ability to control their own lives suffer physically and mentally. Privacy is necessary for well-being.
Transparency: Make sure the algorithms used, data collected, uses of the tools and so on is transparent to other peers and to the public.
Communication: Make clear to users and others for what purposes their data is being collected for, so that data subjects can give informed consent, and hold organisations accountable if they use this data in another way.
Data Stewardship: Make sure that data is securely kept, and also that it is not forwarded or sold to any untrustworthy third parties.
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第二个ppt 是关于数据分析的
带来的问题:
- Invasion or eroding of privacy – individually or societally.
- Categorization of people into groups for ease of analysis. Could be discriminating or just disrespectful. Algorithms could perpetuate bias. For example an algorithm used for hiring candidates could filter out women if they have not, in general, been successful in the past.
- Allowing the control, rather than the prediction, of people’s actions.
- Inappropriate or illegal access to data or analysis tools.
- Legal but immoral access to data or analysis tools.
Surveillance 会带来好处和坏处等等
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