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 Lesson 06: Ethics

IEEE Code of Ethics Accept Responsibility. Avoid conflicts of interest. Reject bribery. Improve understanding of technology Do not discriminate. Avoid harming others Help others. utus/ethics/code.html

ACM Code of Ethics Contribute to society. Avoid harm to others. Be honest and trustworthy. Do not discriminate. Honor property rights. Give proper credit. Respect privacy

Hacker Ethics Do no harm. Protect Privacy Continual Improvement Share! Improve Security

Veracity

Wasp Orchid Trap Credit: photobitzphotobitz Tricks wasps into thinking it’s another wasp.

MySpace User Trap

Don’t Fall for Spam Bots!

Veracity Fact-Check things you find online and e- mails sent to you. Don’t forward s unless you have verified them. Snopes.com is good for verifying information you receive. Check the references on Wikipedia (wikipedia.org)

Netiquette

Online Forums

Forum Misbehaving Anonymity can bring out the worst in people. Cranks, Flamers, and Trolls Amateurs, Partisans, and Advertisers Cyberbullying Name-calling, Profanity, Goodwin’s Law, Caps Lock

Misunderstandings Text is a “cold” medium, lacking context. It doesn’t convey a tone of voice or facial expressions. Sarcasm doesn’t translate well and things texted in jest may be taken seriously. How do we communicate the intentions behind our words online?

Emoticons : ) ; ) = ) :-( (^_^) (*_*) (o_O) (^o^) (*^^*)

Once You Post Something Online, It Can Stay Online Permanently!!!

Respect Other’s Privacy Don’t post questionable photos of your friends without their permission. Don’t post slanderous statements about other people. If you flame, people will flame you back.

Remember: The Internet is Forever

Intellectual Property

Patent VS Copyright Copyright covers “works of authorship” (art, photos, books, movies, plays, music), lasts 28 years with option to renew 67 more years. The copyright on anything before 1923 has expired. Patent covers inventions, lasts 20 years.

Stuff You Can Use Fair Use Creative Commons GNU License Public Domain

Where To Get Stuff Photos: Wikipedia.org (See License Accompanying Media) Photos: Flickr.com (Search Creative Commons Photos) Music: jamendo.com Books: Project Gutenberg (gutenberg.org) Anything: Internet Archive (archive.org) Government Websites (.GOV)

Ethical Dilemas

The MySpace Suicide Case 49-year-old mother, Lori Drew, pretended to be a 16-year-old boy on MySpace to humiliate a 13-year-old girl, Megan Meier, who hung herself because of the abuse. Should Lori Drew be held accountable? How? Is it possible to prevent this sort of abuse? Are there right to privacy concerns?

Right to Fresh Start? A lawyer googled his name and found a 25- year-old newspaper article from his student newspaper reporting on his being convicted of a burglary at the school; however, the conviction had been removed from his record. He sued to have the article taken down and lost. Now the news of his lawsuit is also online. How do we reconcile the newspaper’s right to publish its articles with the individuals’ right to a clean record?

Should Software Be Patentable? Currently software can be patented or copyrighted. Algorithms can be patented if they are stored on a computer. MP3 and GIF file compression formats are patented. This makes it difficult to write software that uses these file formats. How complex should and algorithm be to make it eligible for patenting?