Computer Ethics Across Disciplines: Deborah G. Johnson and Algorithmic Accountability (Philosophy of Engineering and Technology Book 44)
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Computer Ethics Across Disciplines: Deborah G. Johnson and Algorithmic Accountability (Philosophy of Engineering and Technology Book 44)

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Computer Ethics Across Disciplines brings together the themes of computer ethics, Deborah G. Johnson, and algorithmic accountability. Positioned within philosophy of engineering and technology, it offers an interdisciplinary perspective on ethical responsibility in computing and the broader technological systems shaped by algorithms.

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Computer Ethics Across Disciplines examines computer ethics in relation to technology and engineering.

The book focuses on Deborah G. Johnson and the subject of algorithmic accountability.

Its interdisciplinary framing connects ethical questions with the development and use of computing systems.

Part of the Philosophy of Engineering and Technology series, this volume considers how ethical responsibility applies across disciplines.

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