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Digital Society
A Digital Society is an interdisciplinary research area and a kind of progressive society that has been formed as a result of adaptation as well as integration of advanced technologies into the society and culture. It reflect the results of the modern society in adoption and integrating information and communication technologies at home, work, education and recreation.
However, we also have to understand how the scale and speed of these change impact consumers, user, citizens and workers, including all of these combined into a single 'digital person', as well as how they affect social and private life, education, science, government, democracy and business. Digital Society including its meaning and concept, stakeholders, characteristics and features. Paper also talks about the challenges of Digital Society including its academic potentiality.
Computer Ethics
Computer ethics is the set of commonly agreed principles that govern the use of computers. Computer ethics first rose to prominence during the Second World War, when MIT professor Norbert Wiener predicted significant social and ethical consequences to the cybernetics technology he was helping to develop.
As technology advances, computers and the internet have an increasing impact on society. Therefore, computer ethics must be part of the discussion whenever creating new technologies. A modern example is how artificial intelligence affects existing jobs and human communication. When computer ethics is part of the conversation, it helps ensure new technologies positively affect society.
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