ฉันรักแปลEthics in an age of changi

ฉันรักแปลEthics in an age of changing technology: familiar territory or new frontiers?
Rapid advances in computer technology led computing and philosophy professionals in the late 1980s and early 1990s to examine, with considerable debate, whether new or substantially different ethical dilemmas were being created as new technologies were deployed. In librarianship, however, the effort to keep up with the steady flow of new technologies may have worked against a systematic examination of new ethical issues. This article reviews the literature to examine whether new technologies have indeed created new ethical dilemmas in librarianship. Four possible areas of concern are identified, including: 1. privacy and confidentiality, 2. acquisitions and collection development, 3. archiving and preservation, and 4. deskilling and gender bias. The implications for the profession are discussed.

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I love translating Ethics in an Age of changing Technology: Familiar Territory or New frontiers?
Rapid advances in Computer Technology LED computing and Philosophy professionals in the Late 1980s and Early 1990s to examine, with considerable Debate, whether New or substantially different ethical dilemmas were being. created as new technologies were deployed. In librarianship, however, the effort to keep up with the steady flow of new technologies may have worked against a systematic examination of new ethical issues. This article reviews the literature to examine whether new technologies have indeed created new. ethical dilemmas in librarianship. Four possible areas of concern are identified, including: 1. privacy and confidentiality, 2. acquisitions and collection development, 3. archiving and preservation, and 4. deskilling and gender bias. The implications for the profession are discussed.

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I love Ethics translation in an age of changing technology: familiar territory or new frontiers?Rapid advances in computer technology led computing and philosophy professionals in the late 1980s and early 1990s, to examine. With considerable debate whether new, or substantially different ethical dilemmas were being created as new technologies. Were deployed. In, librarianship however the effort, to keep up with the steady flow of new technologies may have worked. Against a systematic examination of new ethical issues. This article reviews the literature to examine whether new technologies. Have indeed created new ethical dilemmas in librarianship. Four possible areas of concern, are identified including: 1. Privacy. And, confidentiality 2. Acquisitions and, collection development 3. Archiving, and preservation and 4. Deskilling and gender. Bias. The implications for the profession are discussed.