Tag: ethical conduct

How can we understand photo-sharing decisions on social media, and how can we curb its dangers?

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Professor Bertenthal and colleagues have conducted research into the ethics and behavioural motivation behind sharing photos and photo-memes on social media

Photo sharing is a cornerstone of social media, but for those appearing in the photos spreading across the internet, the attention is not always invited, nor appreciated. Professor Bennett I Bertenthal has joined researchers in the fields of psychology and computer science – Apu Kapadia, Kurt Hugenberg, Mary Jean Amon, Rakib Hasan – to get a better understanding of why […]

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Understanding ethics in society via artificial intelligence and game theory

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The importance of ethical conduct has been long known, and continues to be a pressing concern not only for society in general, but also in business, and in the applications of artificial intelligence (AI).  However, while AI is among the foremost of contemporary fields where ethics is a concern, AI has not itself previously served the purpose of clarifying the […]

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