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Hello fellow non native speaker. You don't mean "insensitive[s]", but " incentive[s]". On topic: My university offers "Ethics for Nerds [=CompSci]" lecture. Th
by archi42 7y ago
Hello fellow non native speaker. You don't mean "insensitive[s]", but " incentive[s]".
On topic: My university offers "Ethics for Nerds [=CompSci]" lecture. The lecturers have degrees in both CS and Philosophy, and the stated goal is to make compsci students more aware of ethical implications - plus giving them some tools/thinking to assess these implications.
- 75dvtwin 7y agoah, thank you for the correction. It seems that I miss-spelled it different ways too. I guess, my lack of attention to detail, could not be compensated by re-reading my post 3 times :-). I also took an ethics course, but in there it was mostly about AI impacts on society, and what will happen when people loose jobs that will be automated away... I should keep up to date on it, as mine was many years ago. After all, being a computer programmer has to be more than about VC funding, mobile apps, functional programming, AI and kubernetes. :-) To me, the seeming prevalence of cheating through out the society, and its tacit encouragement, by lack of effective proactive and reactive deterrence - is a cultural, as we well legislative problem.