Technology Ethics

verb past tense of the verb 'blind', meaning to make someone unable to see

adjective describing someone or something that cannot see or has impaired vision

• The bright light from the sun blinded me as I stepped outside.
• I was blinded by the flash of the camera.
• The car's headlights totally blinded me for a moment.
• His anger blinded him to the truth of the situation.

noun a system in which a person's behavior and actions are monitored and scored by the government, potentially affecting their access to services or opportunities

• The government uses a social credit system to monitor and evaluate citizens' behavior.
• Your social credit score can affect your ability to get a loan.
• I heard his social credit is pretty low after that incident.
• In the world of social media, your likes and followers can be seen as a form of social credit.

noun Robot ethics - the branch of ethics that deals with the moral and social implications of the use of robots and artificial intelligence.

• The field of robot ethics explores the moral and ethical implications of autonomous machines.
• People are starting to think more about robot ethics and how robots should be programmed to make ethical decisions.
• I never thought I'd be discussing robot ethics, but here we are!
• Navigating the world of robot ethics is like walking through a moral minefield.

adjective unable to be reviewed or reconsidered

• The decision made by the judge was deemed unreviewable by higher courts.
• Once the boss makes a decision, it's unreviewable.
• Her choice in outfits is totally unreviewable.
• The impact of the pandemic on the economy is unreviewable at this point.

noun a person's moral sense of right and wrong, viewed as acting as a guide to one's behavior

adjective made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally, typically as a copy of something natural

• The development of an artificial conscience raises ethical questions about the role of machines in decision-making.
• I wonder if one day we'll have artificial consciences in our robots.
• Dude, imagine a robot with a fake conscience trying to act all moral and stuff.
• Her actions were so calculated, it was as if she had an artificial conscience guiding her every move.

verb a verb is a word that expresses an action or a state of being. In this case, 'abusing' is a verb that describes the act of treating someone or something with cruelty or violence.

• The company has strict policies against abusing company resources.
• Stop abusing your power and treat everyone fairly.
• He's always abusing his privileges at work.
• Abusing the trust of others will eventually catch up to you.