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I ascribe to the ACM Code of Ethics. https://ethics.acm.org/code-of-ethics/ https://ethics.acm.org/code-of-ethics/ In practice that means I... * refuse to wo
by mgraybosch 9y ago
I ascribe to the ACM Code of Ethics.
https://ethics.acm.org/code-of-ethics/ https://ethics.acm.org/code-of-ethics/
In practice that means I...
* refuse to work on adtech/corporate social media
* refuse to do work for the military or with military applications
* refuse to do work for law enforcement or work that might prove useful to law enforcement
- kwhitefoot 9y ago> * refuse to do work for law enforcement or work that might prove useful to law enforcement Is this meant as a universal refusal or does it apply just to US law enforcement? My point is that law enforcement is generally regarded as necessary to the proper functioning of society and while some of those involved in it might be bad people the concept itself is not.
- mgraybosch 9y agoRight now, US law enforcement. I haven't gotten recruiter spam offering contracts to code for INTERPOL, for example. I'll change my mind when driving while black is no longer punishable by summary execution in at least half of the US.