In an era dominated by data, “Ethical Data Use” delves into the critical intersection of politics and technology, offering a framework for responsible innovation. It tackles the pressing need for ethical guidelines in a world where data collection frequently surpasses both regulation and ethical considerations. The book focuses on key areas such as data gathering practices, informed consent, and ethical platform design, highlighting how biases can creep into algorithms and potentially violate individual privacy.
The book argues that ethical data use isn't just about compliance; it's essential for building trustworthy technological systems. It begins by laying out the core concepts of data ethics, then explores challenges in data gathering and platform design, using case studies to illustrate ethical and unethical practices. By integrating ethical theory with practical guidance, “Ethical Data Use” provides actionable strategies for policymakers, technologists, and anyone interested in fostering a more ethical data ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of data governance.
