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EPISODE · Dec 5, 2023 · 16 MIN

Digital ethics: do tech advances improve the world, or do they exacerbate discrimination, inequality and polarisation?

from Communicating Democracy: the EuroPCom podcast on public communication · host European Committee of the Regions

About the podcastThe EuroPCom podcast series on public communication is produced by the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) in close cooperation with the EuroPCom partners.Host Evi Kiorri, Journalist | Multimedia Producer | PodcasterGuest Andreea Gorbatai is an associate professor at Vlerick Business School, in Brussels. She has a background as a sociologist and researches and teaches about the impact of technology on entrepreneurship.  In this episode In our daily lives, our behaviors are guided by norms as well as by ethics, through sets of principles that define what is acceptable or unacceptable, besides the purely legal perspective. Deviating from these codes implies consequences. But what about the digital world? Individuals and companies may not necessarily set out to engage in deliberate unethical behaviors or outcomes. Rather, we observe that, when it comes to ethics, processes in the digital world may contribute to unethical behaviors. Does tech reproduce or even exacerbate discrimination and inequality? How can digital ethics help shaping the online world, giving guidance about what actions are the right thing do to? This is what we want to explore with our guest Andreea Gorbatai, associate professor at Vlerick Business School, teacher and researcher about the impact of technology on entrepreneurship.   Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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