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How Can You Improve Your Digital Ethics Skills?

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How Can You Improve Your Digital Ethics Skills?

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As digital technology continues to evolve exponentially, the importance of digital ethics also increases. As such, the recommendations on improving digital ethics understanding offered here address a fraction of the broad and deep dialogue and discourse on ethics. Digital technologies are created by people, and therefore they are not neutral; they bear the biases of their creators.

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The branch of ethics that applies to digital media, for example, in online contexts, how users interact with each other, both in representing themselves and controlling data about themselves in the platforms and technologies that they use and in their respect for other users and for other users’ rights to self-determination and privacy.

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As discussed earlier, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Analytics provide organizations with incredible power to drive processes more efficiently and prescribe customer behaviors more deliberately. Doing things right when it comes to AI means that you and your team are deliberate about examining how your algorithms are built, their level of transparency, and how their biases are addressed. Similarly, doing things right for data analytics means understanding and abiding by the ethical guardrails of using customer data to design and improve the user experience (UX) of your organization's products and services.

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This also highlights the relationship between digital ethics and security. Aside from the obligation imposed by regulations like GDPR to store personal data securely, any digital ethics book will emphasise that data security is an ethical obligation as well.