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    The document discusses the phases of cyberethics throughout history. It outlines 4 phases: 1) 1950s-1960s with stand-alone machines raising issues of AI and privacy; 2) 1970s-1980s with networked computers raising issues of intellectual property and piracy; 3) 1990s-present with the rise of the internet raising issues of free speech and anonymity; 4) present-future with technologies like social media, implants, and enhanced humans raising new ethical questions. Each phase brought technological advances that introduced new ethical issues around computers and their impact on people and society.

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    The document discusses the phases of cyberethics throughout history. It outlines 4 phases: 1) 1950s-1960s with stand-alone machines raising issues of AI and privacy; 2) 1970s-1980s with networked computers raising issues of intellectual property and piracy; 3) 1990s-present with the rise of the internet raising issues of free speech and anonymity; 4) present-future with technologies like social media, implants, and enhanced humans raising new ethical questions. Each phase brought technological advances that introduced new ethical issues around computers and their impact on people and society.

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    Cyber Ethics and its Phases.

    Student ID: 19-Arid-345


    Name: TAIMOOR ASLAM
    Class: BSCS-3(A)
    Course Title: PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES
    Course Code: SSH-307
    Submitted To: Ma’am Tayyaba Tariq
    Submission Date: 22-04-2020

    (For instructor’s use)


    Total Marks: 100
    Obtained Marks:

    Cyberethics
    Cyberethics is the philosophic study of ethics pertaining to computers, encompassing user
    behavior and what computers are programmed to do, and how this affects individuals and
    society. For years, various governments have enacted regulations while organizations have
    defined policies about cyberethics.

     Different Phases in a cyberethics.

    Phase Time period Technological Associated issues


    Feature
    1 1950s-1960s Stand-alone machines Artificial intelligence
    (large mainframe (AI), database privacy
    computers) ("Big Brother")
    2 1970s-1980s Minicomputers and PCs Issues from Phase 1
    interconnected via plus concerns involving
    privately owned networks intellectual property
    and software piracy,
    computer crime,
    privacy and the
    exchange of records.
    3 1990s-Present Internet and World Wide Issues from Phases 1
    Web and 2 plus concerns
    about free speech,
    anonymity, legal
    jurisdiction, virtual
    communities, etc.
    4 Present to Near Future Convergence of issues from Phases 1-3
    information and plus concerns about
    communication artificial electronic
    technologies with agents ("bots") with
    nanotechnology research decision-making
    and genetic and genomic capabilities, bionic chip
    research, etc. implants,

     In 1950s-1960s
    The Evolution of Cybertechnology and Cyberethics: Four Phases ... The first phase of computing
    technology (1950s and 1960s) consisted mainly ... have moral implications Examples might
    include data-mining technology and Internet cookies
     1970s-1980s
    or the context of cyber ethics. ... On the contrary, Kohlberg's six stages of moral development
    seem to provide a ... According to Perry (1970), "Kohlberg's theory of moral judgment can thus
    be ... Additionally, it is critical that the examples, scenarios, or case studies that are used are both
    relevant and realistic to the learners.

     1990s-Present
    uring Phase 3(1990-present), the availability of Internet access to the general public has
    increased significantly.
    •This has been facilitated by the phenomenal growth of the World Wide Web.
    •The proliferation of Internet and Web-based technologies in this phase has raised ethical
    and social concerns.
     Present to Near Future

    in Phase 4(present to near future), “Web 2.0” has made possible the proliferation of social
    networking sites (SNSs) such as Facebook and Twitter.
    As cybertechnology continues to evolve in Phase 4, computers will likely become more and
    more a part of who or what we are as human beings.
    For example, Moor (2005) notes that computing devices will soon be a part of our clothing, and
    even our bodies.

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