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Show Notes
What ethical responsibilities do we have as technologists? Andrea and Ray dive into the paper that introduced the term “technoethics” and grapple with applying the principles to today’s challenges.
LINKS
- Paper: Towards a Technoethics, Mario Bunge, 1975
- Ray leaves AI!
- Paper: “My code is sh*t”: Negative automatic thoughts and outcomes of a behavioral experiment for code review anxiety
- NATO Software Engineering Conferences
- Github Copilot & code quality
- Wheelchair-to-Warfare pipeline article: How Disabled People Get Exploited to Build the Technology of War
- Empathy & foresight
- The Impact of AI on Computer Science Education
- Course: Think like a Stoic: Ancient Wisdom for Today's World by Massimo Pigliucci, PhD
- Marcus Aureillias - Meditations
- Documentary: The Social Dilemma
- Ray’s talk: Resilience Makes Money
HOSTS
- Andrea Goulet LinkedIn | andreagoulet.com
- Ray Myers LinkedIn | Craft vs Cruft on YouTube
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