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Explore the ethical implications of software development and the potential consequences of unregulated technological innovation in this thought-provoking conference talk. Delve into historical examples of disasters that led to industry regulations and compare them to pivotal moments in the IT sector that should have prompted similar oversight. Examine case studies like Volkswagen's emissions scandal and Uber's 'greyball' software, highlighting the disparity in consequences for software engineers in different industries. Learn about the concept of "oh no" moments and their role in shaping regulatory frameworks. Discover strategies for IT professionals to responsibly address potential disasters without jeopardizing their careers. Gain insights into the importance of ethics in technology development and the need for proactive measures to prevent unforeseen catastrophes in the rapidly evolving world of information technology.

Syllabus

Intro
Herman Hollerith
IBM
The Nuremberg Trials
Breathe
Hollerith
Alfred Nobel
Otto Hahn
Eugenics
thalidomide
box cutters
unintended consequences
breathing in
Volkswagen
Uber
IT Innovation
Drive by Wire
Deepfake videos
Killer robots
Police state
Palantir
Boeing 737 Max
Mental Health Break
Technology Development
One piece of advice
Ethics board
Ethics as a subject
ACMI Code of Ethics


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