2. What is a Digital Society?
A Digital Society is a society where digital technology
plays a major role in people's everyday lives.
It includes a range of technologies such as smartphones,
social media, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things
(IoT).
In a Digital Society, people use technology to
communicate, learn, work, shop, and entertain
themselves.
3. Advantages of a Digital Society
A Digital Society brings several advantages such as improved communication,
increased access to information, and enhanced convenience.
It also offers opportunities for innovation and creativity, making it easier to
start a business or pursue a new career.
A Digital Society has the potential to transform many aspects of our lives,
making them more efficient and effective.
4. Challenges of a Digital Society
Despite its advantages, a Digital Society also poses several challenges, including the digital
divide, cybersecurity risks, and ethical concerns.
The digital divide refers to the gap between those who have access to technology and those
who do not. This can lead to inequality in education, employment, and healthcare.
Cybersecurity risks are a concern as more personal information is stored online, making it
vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Ethical concerns arise due to issues such as privacy, intellectual property rights, and the
impact of technology on society and the environment.
5. What is Computer Ethics?
Computer Ethics is a branch of ethics that focuses on the ethical issues
arising from the use of computer technology.
It is concerned with the ethical principles that should guide the
development and use of computer technology.
Computer Ethics addresses issues such as privacy, security, intellectual
property, accessibility, and the impact of technology on society.
6. Importance of Computer Ethics
Computer Ethics is important because it helps us to navigate the ethical
challenges arising from the use of technology.
It ensures that technology is developed and used in a responsible and
ethical manner, taking into account the impact on individuals, society,
and the environment.
Computer Ethics helps us to make informed decisions about how to use
technology, balancing the benefits with the potential risks and ethical
concerns.
7. Examples of Computer Ethics
Privacy: protecting personal information and respecting individuals'
right to privacy.
Security: ensuring that computer systems are secure and protecting against
cyberattacks.
Intellectual Property: respecting copyright laws and intellectual property rights.
Accessibility: ensuring that technology is accessible to all, regardless of ability.
Social and Environmental Impact: considering the impact of technology on
society and the environment.
8. Conclusion
In conclusion, a Digital Society brings many advantages, but it also
poses challenges and ethical concerns.
Computer Ethics is essential for navigating these challenges and
ensuring that technology is developed and used in a responsible and
ethical manner.
By considering the ethical implications of technology, we can ensure
that a Digital Society benefits everyone, while minimizing the risks and
negative impacts. Thank you for listening to this presentation on Digital
Society and Computer Ethics.