Ethics and the Information Revolution

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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Ethics in Business and Education Information Society and Technology Trends

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This chapter contains section titled: The Information Revolution The Myth of Amoral Computing and Information Technology The Myth of Amoral Computing and Information Technology and the Y2K Problem Information, Ethics, and Law Virtues and Ethics in the Information Age Responsibility and Accountability Hacking, Viruses, and Worms Notes

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