Tech’s Ethical ‘Dark Side’: Harvard, Stanford and Others Want to Address It - The New York Times
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It’s happening! Ethics is coming to computer science curriculums!
And at Stanford University, the academic heart of the industry, three professors and a research fellow are developing a computer science ethics course for next year. They hope several hundred students will enroll.
This is a much needed facet for people that are developing the software that many people live inside of for significant parts of their days. 👏
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