Technological Advancements and Their Ethical Considerations
Students discuss the ethical questions and societal implications that arise with rapid technological advancements.
Key Questions
- Identify ethical dilemmas presented by emerging technologies (e.g., privacy, fairness).
- Discuss the responsibilities of individuals and societies in using new technologies wisely.
- Analyze how technological progress can both benefit and challenge human society.
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