WGU D842 TASK 2: TECHNOLOGY AND ETHICS |
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CON1 TASK 2: ETHICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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JennaLee Hull
DATE……
Technology and Ethics D842
A. Prompt 1: Understanding One’s Digital Footprint
Your digital footprint is the record of all your online activities, including social media posts,
online purchases, and website visits. Every action leaves a trace that can be tracked, stored, and
sometimes shared with others. Being aware of your digital footprint helps protect your privacy
and reputation. Regularly reviewing privacy settings, thinking before posting, and limiting the
personal information you share online are important steps to maintain control over your digital
identity.
Prompt 2: Secure Online Practices
Practicing secure online habits is essential to protect your personal data. Use strong, unique
passwords for each account and enable two-factor authentication whenever possible. Avoid
sharing sensitive information on public networks and be cautious of phishing scams or suspicious
links. Encryption tools and secure connections (HTTPS) add extra layers of protection, helping
keep your online activities and personal information safe from cyber threats.
B.
1. Third-party data tracking is one privacy concern that the AI-generated answers do not take
into consideration. The answers address personal accountability, such as password
management and social media usage, but they don't address how businesses and advertisers
gather, examine, and distribute user data without express consenta significant privacy issue
that people frequently lack complete control over.
2. Establishing stringent consent-based regulations is one possible way to address the privacy
concern of third-party data tracking using the deontological ethical framework.
Deontologically speaking, companies have a moral need to preserve people's privacy and
autonomy. Therefore, before gathering or disclosing personal information, they have to get
express, informed consent. Instead of concentrating only on results or advantages, this
strategy makes sure that actions are in line with moral obligations and respect for individual
rights.
C.
PASSED ON FIRST
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SOLUTION
AT WESTERN GOVERNORS UNIVERSITY
CON1 TASK 2: ETHICS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
(AI)
JennaLee Hull
DATE……
Technology and Ethics D842
A. Prompt 1: Understanding One’s Digital Footprint
Your digital footprint is the record of all your online activities, including social media posts,
online purchases, and website visits. Every action leaves a trace that can be tracked, stored, and
sometimes shared with others. Being aware of your digital footprint helps protect your privacy
and reputation. Regularly reviewing privacy settings, thinking before posting, and limiting the
personal information you share online are important steps to maintain control over your digital
identity.
Prompt 2: Secure Online Practices
Practicing secure online habits is essential to protect your personal data. Use strong, unique
passwords for each account and enable two-factor authentication whenever possible. Avoid
sharing sensitive information on public networks and be cautious of phishing scams or suspicious
links. Encryption tools and secure connections (HTTPS) add extra layers of protection, helping
keep your online activities and personal information safe from cyber threats.
B.
1. Third-party data tracking is one privacy concern that the AI-generated answers do not take
into consideration. The answers address personal accountability, such as password
management and social media usage, but they don't address how businesses and advertisers
gather, examine, and distribute user data without express consenta significant privacy issue
that people frequently lack complete control over.
2. Establishing stringent consent-based regulations is one possible way to address the privacy
concern of third-party data tracking using the deontological ethical framework.
Deontologically speaking, companies have a moral need to preserve people's privacy and
autonomy. Therefore, before gathering or disclosing personal information, they have to get
express, informed consent. Instead of concentrating only on results or advantages, this
strategy makes sure that actions are in line with moral obligations and respect for individual
rights.
C.
