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Digital Dreams Have Become Nightmares: What We Must Do/ Ronald M. Baecker, Jonathan Grudin

ACM Book collection III Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Baecker, Ronald M., author.
Series:
ACM books - Collection 3 ; #56.
ACM books, 2374-6777 ; #56
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Digital Dreams Have Become Nightmares: What We Must Do(Computer Science).
Genre:
Electronic books.
Physical Description:
1 PDF (xxxii, 330pages) LuaTEX
Edition:
Second Edition
Place of Publication:
[New York, NY, USA] : Association for Computing Machinery; [2024].
System Details:
Mode of access: World Wide Web
System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader
Contents:
Preface
Notes
1 Knowledge and Creativity
1.1 Computers as Aids to Thought
1.2 Human Factors and Human-Machine Systems
1.3 Computers for Everyone
1.4 The Internet and the World Wide Web
1.5 Digital Libraries
1.6 Computer-based Learning
1.7 New Forms of Creativity
2 Health and Medicine
2.1 Electronic Medical Records
2.2 Online Health Information
2.3 The Remote Delivery of Health Care
2.4 Digital Genetics
2.5 2.5 Technology for Seniors' Welfare and Care
3 Communications, Community, and Commerce
3.1 Free Speech
3.2 Internet Communications
3.3 Online Collaboration
3.4 Virtual Communities
3.5 E-commerce
3.6 The Gig Economy
4 Power and Convenience
4.1 Mastering Software
4.2 Gaussian Process
4.3 Artificial Intelligence
5 Disinformation and Hate Speech
5.1 Free Speech on the Internet Turns Toxic
5.2 Political Disinformation
5.3 Photographic Disinformation
5.4 Health Disinformation
6 Work, Automation, and Job Loss
6.1 Seeking Work
6.2 Monitoring Work
6.3 Disruptions to Industries
6.4 Automation and Jobs
6.5 The Future of Automation
7 Abusing Market Dominance
7.1 Digital Market Dominance in the 20th Century
7.2 Big Tech in the 21st Century
7.3 Big Tech Becomes Bigger
8 Helplessness and Injustice
8.1 Technology Timidity and Fear
8.2 Technology Addiction
8.3 Dangers in Internet Use
8.4 Inequities in Technology Availability and Use
8.5 Government Interference in Internet Use
9 Loss of Privacy
9.1 Privacy is a Complex Idea
9.2 Personal Data No Longer Under Our Control
9.3 Privacy Invasions by Government
9.4 Privacy Invasions by Business
9.5 Scary New Technologies for Surveillance
9.6 Your Personal Data Can Haunt You Forever
10 Poor Security and Safety
10.1 Financial Fraud on the Internet
10.2 Digital Technology Can Have Deadly Bugs
10.3 Cyberterrorism
11 Risky Artificial Intelligence
11.1 AI Has Gone Mainstream
11.2 Honesty
11.3 Accuracy and Reliability
11.4 Transparency and Explainability
11.5 Fairness and Justice
11.6 Responsibility and Accountability
11.7 Trust
12 Pursue Your Career Ethically
12.1 Computer Science for Good
12.2 Keeping Good Work on a Good Track
12.3 Responses to Disinformation and Hate Speech
12.4 Achieving Usable and Accessible Technology
12.5 Ethical Turning Points in Your Career
13 Support Constructive Citizen Initiatives
13.1 The Education of Computer Scientists
13.2 A Responsible Computer Science Profession
13.3 Technological Literacy, Self-Confidence, and Good Judgment
13.4 Tech Addiction
13.5 Community and Societal Initiatives
14 Help Guide Legislation and Regulation
14.1 Digital Technologists and Political Action
14.2 Legislation for Wise Tech Governance
14.3 Governmental Regulation of Technology Firms
14.4 Big Tech, Competition, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
14.5 Governmental Initiatives with Respect to Automation and Jobs
15 Promote Caution about Using AI Prematurely
15.1 Care in Introducing Consequential AI
15.2 Honesty
15.3 Accuracy and Reliability
15.4 Transparency and Explainability
15.5 Fairness and Justice
15.6 Responsibility and Accountability
15.7 Trust
Epilogue
Appendix A Further Reading
Appendix B The History of Digital
Appendix C A Perspective from Sociology
Note
Appendix D A Primer on Governance
Appendix E A Primer on Ethics
About the Author and the Collaborator
Index
Other Format:
Print version:
ISBN:
3640479
9798400717710
9798400717697
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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