Tekniikkajaetiikka. Tietotekninen tutkimus ja tutkimusetiikka - ratkaisematon haaste eettisille toimikunnille. Etiikan ohjeet. Tietotekniikan liitto OHJE versio 3.0 Etiikan työryhmä 20.12.2002 Tietotekniikan ammattilaisen etiikan ohjeisto Tietotekniikan liiton (nyk.
TIVIA) eettinen työryhmä on laatinut nämä ohjeet tukemaan ammattilaisia heidän työssään kohtaamiensa eettisten ongelmien ratkaisemisessa. Pyrkimyksemme on tuoda esille eettisiä toimitapoja ja auttaa käsittelemään moraalisia ongelmia. Tämän ohjeiston tarkoituksena on syventää tietotekniikan ammattilaisuuden eettistä ulottuvuutta ja tukea sitä herättämällä keskustelua.
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The journal aims to foster and promote reflection and analysis which is intended to make a constructive contribution to answering the ethical, social and political questions associated with the adoption, use, and development of ICT. Within the scope of the journal are also conceptual analysis and discussion of ethical ICT issues which arise in the context of technology assessment, cultural studies, public policy analysis and public administration, cognitive science, social and anthropological studies in technology, mass-communication, and legal studies. In addition, the journal features research that deals with the history of ideas and provides intellectual resources for moral and political reflection on ICT. An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie. The Modern History of Computing (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) Babbage Charles Babbage was Lucasian Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge University from 1828 to 1839 (a post formerly held by Isaac Newton).
Babbage's proposed Difference Engine was a special-purpose digital computing machine for the automatic production of mathematical tables (such as logarithm tables, tide tables, and astronomical tables). The Difference Engine consisted entirely of mechanical components — brass gear wheels, rods, ratchets, pinions, etc. Numbers were represented in the decimal system by the positions of 10-toothed metal wheels mounted in columns. Babbage exhibited a small working model in 1822. The Swedes Georg and Edvard Scheutz (father and son) constructed a modified version of Babbage's Difference Engine. Babbage's proposed Analytical Engine, considerably more ambitious than the Difference Engine, was to have been a general-purpose mechanical digital computer. Analog computers The earliest computing machines in wide use were not digital but analog. Atanasoff F.H. Turing Machines (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
1. A Definition of Turing Machines A Turing machine is a kind of state machine. At any time the machine is in any one of a finite number of states. Instructions for a Turing machine consist in specified conditions under which the machine will transition between one state and another. Cellular Automata (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Introduction 1.1 Getting Started: A Very Simple CA We introduce the basic ingredients of CA using a simple example. Think of an automaton as a one-dimensional grid of simple atomic elements (the cells), each of which can only instantiate one of two states; let us say that each cell can be turned on or off.
The global evolution of the system is determined by a transition rule, to be thought of as implemented in each cell. Fig. 1. Automated Reasoning (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Introduction A problem being presented to an automated reasoning program consists of two main items, namely a statement expressing the particular question being asked called the problem's conclusion, and a collection of statements expressing all the relevant information available to the program—the problem's assumptions. Solving a problem means proving the conclusion from the given assumptions by the systematic application of rules of deduction embedded within the reasoning program. The problem solving process ends when one such proof is found, when the program is able to detect the non-existence of a proof, or when it simply runs out of resources. 1.1 Problem Domain A first important consideration in the design of an automated reasoning program is to delineate the class of problems that the program will be required to solve—the problem domain.
The program was then used to show that a characterization of Boolean algebra that uses Huntington's equation, −(−x + y) + −(−x + −y) = x, 2. Relevance Logic (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Semantics for Relevant Implication Our exposition of relevant logic is backwards to most found in the literature We will begin, rather than end, with the semantics, since most philosophers at present are semantically inclined. The semantics that I present here is the ternary relation semantics due to Richard Routley and Robert K. Meyer. This semantics is a development of Alasdair Urquhart's “semilattice semantics” (Urquhart 1972).
The idea behind the ternary relation semantics is rather simple. Brey Soraker 2009 Phil IT. Williams Edge. Phenomenological Approaches to Ethics and Information Technology (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Views on the Nature of Information Technology It seems obvious that a world with information technology is somehow different from a world without information technology. But what is the difference? Is it a difference of degree (faster, closer, clearer, etc.) or is it a difference of kind? Does technology shape society or society shape technology, or both shape each other? The answers to these questions are also grounded to a large extent in one's particular, implicit or explicit, ontology of information technology itself; what is the nature—way of being—of information technology as such? 1.1 Information Technology as an Artifact or Tool The most common view of information technology is that it is an artifact or tool simply available, to use of not to use, in order for humans to achieve their objectives and outcomes. 1.2 Information Technology as Socially Constructed Artifacts and Actors.
Philosophy of Technology (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) 1. Historical Developments 1.1.
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