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The Ethics Void Mike Gerwitz LibrePlanet 2018 Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void Us vs. Them Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void We Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void We Are All Responsible Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void Technology

  1. Framework Code of Ethics: Transparency Transparency in data collection; transfer; use; and methodology, with a clear and fair procedure to inspect and amend those data, both raw and derived User must be made aware in an apparent and intelligible manner Even for non-PII Must be transparent with algorithms used for data processing Compromise of data by an attacker counts as a “transfer” Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  2. Framework Code of Ethics: Consent Explicit consent to collection, transfer, and use of both PII and any data not offered by the user PII must always be consented Data explicitly entered by user is consented to first party Any data transferred to third parties must be consented Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  3. Why Don’t All Businesses Follow These Guidelines? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  4. Surveillance Capitalism Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  5. “More Relevant Customer Experience” Strong Influence Over Your Opinions and Actions Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  6. Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Opinion Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression ; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. —Article 19 (emphasis mine) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  7. Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Opinion Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression ; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. —Article 19 (emphasis mine) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  8. You Can, But Should You? “We’re following the law, so we must be ethical” The law is a baseline It may even be completely misguided or unethical to some (moral relativism) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  9. You Can, But Should You? “We’re following the law, so we must be ethical” The law is a baseline It may even be completely misguided or unethical to some (moral relativism) You may be collecting data “for” the declared purpose, but do you really need it? Is there actually a technical need ? “Legitimate” in ACM Code of Ethics falls short Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  10. Example: Can You Use GPS Anonymously? [8] Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  11. GPS Only Broadcasts [8] [16] Even some GPS mapping programs can work just fine without network access (e.g. OsmAnd) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  12. Software Often Betrays Users [4] We watch how you drive from home to the movies. We watch where you go afterwards. —Mitch Lowe, MoviePass CEO Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  13. What was that about transparency and consent? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  14. Programs That Keep Secrets Aren’t Transparent or Safe True transparency and consent requires ability to inspect source code Users must be able to compile the code to have confidence that it actually represents the program being run Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  15. Programs That Keep Secrets Aren’t Transparent or Safe True transparency and consent requires ability to inspect source code Users must be able to compile the code to have confidence that it actually represents the program being run The only reason to hide source code is to keep secrets from the user! Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  16. Keeping Secrets ≡ Keeping Control Ability to build form source gives the user the ability to modify the program and reclaim control Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  17. Universal Declaration of Human Rights All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood . —Article 1 (emphasis mine) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  18. Universal Declaration of Human Rights All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood . —Article 1 (emphasis mine) Is it dignifying to have your privacy stolen from you? Has everything covered been in the spirit of brotherhood? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  19. Universal Declaration of Human Rights: Liberty Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person. —Article 3 (emphasis mine) No one shall be held in slavery or servitude ; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms. —Article 4 (emphasis mine) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  20. The User Is Held In Servitude Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  21. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  22. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask What should we allow the user to do? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  23. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask What should we empower the What should we allow user to do? the user to do? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  24. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask What should we empower the What should we allow user to do? the user to do? How should we build mutual How should we relationships with the user? commodatize the user? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  25. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask What should we empower the What should we allow user to do? the user to do? How should we build mutual How should we relationships with the user? commodatize the user? How do we earn the respect How do we lock in the of the user? user? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  26. Philosophy of Control Don’t Ask Do Ask What should we empower the What should we allow user to do? the user to do? How should we build mutual How should we relationships with the user? commodatize the user? How do we earn the respect How do we lock in the of the user? user? How do we socialize ? How do we capitalize ? How do we act in a spirit of brotherhood ? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  27. User Freedom ≡ Software Freedom Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  28. Software Freedom Is A Human Rights Issue Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  29. Moral Imperative Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  30. Categorical Imperative Act as if the maxims of your action were to become through your will a universal law of nature. —Immanuel Kant Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  31. What About Moral Relativism? Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  32. Normative Moral Relativism Holds that, because nobody is right or wrong, we ought to tolerate the behavior of others even when we disagree about the morality of it Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  33. We should fight for what we think is right! But we won’t always agree universally. Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  34. Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression ; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers. —Article 19 (emphasis mine) Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  35. Framework Code of Ethics: Serve the User Serve the user, not oneself Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  36. A Moral Foundation: The Four Freedoms 0 Run program for any purpose 1 Study and modify to suit your needs 2 Share with others 3 Share changes with others Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  37. A Moral Foundation: The Four Freedoms 0 Run program for any purpose Corollary: 1 Study and modify to suit Development model for creating your needs potentially higher-quality software 2 Share with others 3 Share changes with others Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  38. A Moral Foundation: The Four Freedoms 0 Run program for any purpose Corollary: “Open Source” 1 Study and modify to suit Development model for creating your needs potentially higher-quality software 2 Share with others 3 Share changes with others Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  39. Why Is “Open Source” Popular? “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow” (Eric S. Raymond, “Linus’s Law”) A successful development model But it’s not always true Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  40. Why Is “Open Source” Popular? “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow” (Eric S. Raymond, “Linus’s Law”) A successful development model But it’s not always true Other people can fix bugs for me Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  41. Why Is “Open Source” Popular? “Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow” (Eric S. Raymond, “Linus’s Law”) A successful development model But it’s not always true Other people can fix bugs for me Everyone else is doing it! Looks good on a résumé / recognition Attract talent to business Feels good to give back Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  42. Open Source Misses the Point Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  43. Open Source Perpetuates the Void Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  44. Conformity Bias / “Groupthink” =================================== Which line is as long as the first? (1) ================================= (2) =================================== (3) ============================== Solomon Asch, “Opinions and Social Pressure” Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  45. People Follow Their Community and Leaders Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  46. Don’t open source anything that represents core business value. — Tom Preston-Werner, GitHub Founder “Open Source (Almost) Everything” Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  47. 92% Americans Satisfied With Own Moral Character [18] 75–80% Think They’re More Ethical Than Peers Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  48. Moral Myopia Difficult for ethical issues to come into focus Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  49. Ethical Fading Distancing self from unethical implications Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  50. Moral Disengagement Creating another reality to rationalize actions Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

  51. Don’t Be Judged By Your Inaction Mike Gerwitz The Ethics Void

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