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This document summarizes a discussion on sensors in journalism that touched on the following key points: 1. A brief history of sensors being used in journalism including examples from the Beijing Olympics and environmental monitoring projects. 2. The types of data that can be sensed including location, environmental conditions, and personal health data. 3. The different modes of reporting with sensor data including journalists using sensors, citizens reporting data, and accessing data from infrastructure sensors. 4. Some of the legal and ethical issues around privacy, intellectual property, ensuring accuracy, and tensions between open data and individual privacy. 5. Several provocations around developing principles for an "Internet of Things Bill of Rights", standards for validating sensor
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CHAPTER 4 ETHICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CASE 3 Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents
SUMMARY This case describes how data mining software, combined with Big Data collection from
the Internet, are used to identify potential terrorists. The PRISM program of the U.S.
National Security Agency (NSA) is an on-going effort to enable such Internet surveillance.
In some cases innocent people have been mistaken for terrorists, while sometimes a
terrorist plot is disrupted. The existence of the PRISM program was a national security
secret until its existence was revealed by Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor.
There are two videos in this case:
(1) Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents (L= 5:10)
URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKpD7MC22I
(2) How Does the PRISM Program Work? (L=1:59)
URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR6YyYdF8ho
CASE Anti-terrorism agencies around the world have made effective use of new surveillance tech-
nologies that offer unprecedented abilities to identify and apprehend potential terrorists.
Today’s terrorists are by nature difficult to track, as disconnected groups of individuals can
use the Internet to communicate their plans with lower chance of detection. Anti-terrorist
technology has evolved to better handle this new type of threat.
But there are drawbacks to these new strategies. Often, innocent people may find their
privacy compromised or completely eliminated as a result of inaccurate information.
Surveillance technologies are constantly improving. While this makes it more difficult for
Chapter 4, Case 3 Data Mining for terrorists anD innoCents 2
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terrorists and other criminals to exchange information, it also jeopardizes our privacy, on
the Internet and elsewhere, going forward. For instance, it may be necessary to monitor the
phone calls of all American citizens, and visiting foreigners, in order to uncover a terrorist
plot. Is this reason for worry? Are comparisons to Orwell’s 1984 appropriate or overblown?
The first video displays both the positive and negative results of new advances in tech-
nology. The first segment describes a program called the Dark Web Project developed by
a team at the University of Tucson that combs the Internet in search of militant leaders
and their followers. The program creates profiles based on word length, punctuation,
syntax, and content, and displays information about the personality type of an individual
graphically.
The plotting of information on a graph represents whether the user is violent or militant,
inexperienced and seeking advice, or an opinion leader holding sway over many more
people. Programs like this have been adopted by many intelligence agencies worldwide,
who incorporate it into their arsenal of terrorist surveillance technologies.
It’s unclear if this project i.
ESSENTIALS OF Management Information Systems 12eKENNETH C.
ESSENTIALS OF
Management Information Systems 12e
KENNETH C. LAUDON AND JANE P. LAUDON
continued
Systems
CHAPTER 4 ETHICAL AND SOCIAL ISSUES IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CASE 3 Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents
SUMMARY This case describes how data mining software, combined with Big Data collection from
the Internet, are used to identify potential terrorists. The PRISM program of the U.S.
National Security Agency (NSA) is an on-going effort to enable such Internet surveillance.
In some cases innocent people have been mistaken for terrorists, while sometimes a
terrorist plot is disrupted. The existence of the PRISM program was a national security
secret until its existence was revealed by Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor.
There are two videos in this case:
(1) Data Mining for Terrorists and Innocents (L= 5:10)
URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lKpD7MC22I
(2) How Does the PRISM Program Work? (L=1:59)
URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR6YyYdF8ho
CASE Anti-terrorism agencies around the world have made effective use of new surveillance tech-
nologies that offer unprecedented abilities to identify and apprehend potential terrorists.
Today’s terrorists are by nature difficult to track, as disconnected groups of individuals can
use the Internet to communicate their plans with lower chance of detection. Anti-terrorist
technology has evolved to better handle this new type of threat.
But there are drawbacks to these new strategies. Often, innocent people may find their
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Surveillance technologies are constantly improving. While this makes it more difficult for
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who incorporate it into their arsenal of terrorist surveillance technologies.
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- 1. Sensors, journalism, laws, ethics, provocations Yale ISP “Ideas Lunch” March 12, 2015 by Fergus Pitt - @fergle
- 2. Potted history things to be sensed reporting modes ethics & laws areas provocations principles
- 3. History & examples ap & sidl Beijing olympics
- 4. History & examples float: f-l-o-a-t.com
- 5. History & examples Sun Sentinel’s Above the Law
- 7. History & examples Ghost Factories
- 8. History & examples T Hartman: Columbia Mo.,
- 9. Landscape? Sensors Everywhere Data in journalism Electronics Ecosystem *nobody understands well
- 10. What’s sensed? personal identity (location, time) environmental state (various pollutants, conditions…) personal state (heartbeat, breath, brain activity*, body chemistry*) *nobody understands well
- 11. FYI: dexcom.com neurosky.com* *FDA goes nowhere near this stuff
- 12. Reporting Modes Journalists Sensing Citizens Sensing Accessing Sensors in Infrastructure Mobile Sensing Remote Sensing Personal Sensing Ref: @dangerbui - http://j.mp/sj-modes
- 13. The laws & ethics bit
- 14. Some Buckets Privacy & Surveillance Operational Epistemological Intellectual Property
- 15. Privacy & Surveillance Aggregation Exclusion Distortion Secondary Use Culver, ‘Rights, Ownership, Ethics & Sensors in Journalism’ 2014 Solove, Nothing to Hide: False Tradeoff between privacy and security 2011
- 16. Operational Mostly negligence risks, but also… Licensing for use in given areas Lots of activity around FAA & Drones
- 17. Operational: Drones FAA released their Notice of Proposed Rule-making. Key points for <55lbs: - Knowledge Test - TSA Vetting - Drone registration - Line of sight, daytime - Can’t fly “over” non-involved people - Permission in B-E airspace (!)
- 19. Provocation 1: IoT Bill of Rights Open is better than closed Consumers, not companies, own the collected data Devices that collect public data must share that data. Users have the right to keep their data private. Users can delete or back up data collected by IoT devices.
- 20. Provocation 2: FCC & Short runs “Private construction of up to five devices not intended for market sale.”
- 21. Provocation 3: Open Source Risks Diana Cooper: Downstream risks in open source hardware.
- 22. Provocation 4: Standards for truth- making Tensions between editorial clarity/narrative power and the sophistication of good data-heavy processes.
- 23. Provocation 5: Open Records & Infrastructure Unclear access to data produced within Public Private Partnerships.
- 24. Provocation 6: Journalists Ethics vs Com Sci Ethics “Develop professional knowledge, skills & competance…” Hdue regard for public health, privacy, security and wellbeing of others ” http://www.acm.org/about/code-of-ethics