Excise
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GLARE
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forebear
发表于 2025-3-25 12:21:51
Data Ethics—Attaining Personal Privacy on the Web ethical uses of large-scale human behavioral data. We should develop guidelines and regulations that protect users while still allowing companies and researchers the ability to advance knowledge about human behavior in responsible ways.
agenda
发表于 2025-3-25 16:21:27
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厚颜
发表于 2025-3-25 20:17:36
A Theoretical Framework for Ethical Reflection in Big Data Researchenges for researchers with respect to the ethical use and securing of private information. Such concerns are heightened by the fact that big data is likely to be reused, reanalyzed, recombined, and repurposed without explicit consent from the original data providers. The present chapter offers a met
VOK
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边缘
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花争吵
发表于 2025-3-26 12:09:41
The Ethics of Large-Scale Genomic Research advances have accelerated the massive data generation capabilities of genomic research, which has allowed researchers to undertake larger scale genomic research, with significantly more participants, further spurring the generation of massive amounts of data. The advance of technology has also trig
精美食品
发表于 2025-3-26 15:45:49
Neurotechnological Convergence and “Big Data”: A Force-Multiplier Toward Advancing Neurosciencentific research and its translation that provides a resource for 1) (raw) data harvesting; 2) data fusion; 3) data integration, functional formulation, and exchange; and 4) broad data access and use. We posit that big data represents a force multiplier to augment and optimize the capabilities and de
易弯曲
发表于 2025-3-26 18:14:40
Data Ethics—Attaining Personal Privacy on the Webint that is being used by companies and researchers to better understand and potentially infer human behavior. In this chapter we highlight cases when companies and/or researchers stepped over the boundary of ethically reasonable uses of big data or manipulated individuals online without their expre