Ethical Use of Data
Students will discuss the ethical implications of collecting and using data, considering fairness, bias, and transparency.
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Students will discuss the ethical implications of collecting and using data, considering fairness, bias, and transparency.
Key Questions
- What does it mean to use data ethically?
- How can data be used unfairly or to create bias?
- Discuss a situation where data collection might raise ethical concerns.
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