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Video and slides synchronized, mp3 and slide download available at URL http://bit.ly/2YQi029. Kingsley Davies talks about the story of Good Tech Conference, a conference he founded in 2018, the findings uncovered from it, and gives some concrete tips and techniques for attendees to evolve to work and live in a more ethical way. Filmed at qconlondon.com. Kingsley Davies is a partner at Underscore Consulting, who build scalable systems using functional programming to deliver value to their clients. Additionally, he co-founded GoodTechConf which is a conference about ethics, technology and social responsibility as well as co-hosting the future tech podcast Breakpoint Radio.

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Ethics are increasingly being discussed in the World of technology. As a means of discovering more about the relationship between the two domains, Kingsley founded and ran Good Tech Conference in Brighton in November 2018. This presentation gives the story that conference, the findings uncovered from it, and some concrete tips and techniques for attendees to evolve to work and live in a more ethical ways. If you have ever wanted to learn a little more about tech ethics and how to make an impact minimal available time and energy, then this is the talk for you.

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