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Ethics Ethics of Technology The ethics of technology is an interdisciplinary branch of ethics that studies the moral implications of technology and looks into solutions to lessen any potential drawbacks. Technology raises a wide range of ethical concerns, from narrowly focused difficulties impacting professionals who work with technology to more general social, ethical, and legal concerns about the place of technology in society and daily life. Prominent debates have surrounded genetically modified organisms, the use of robotic soldiers, algorithmic bias, and the issue of aligning AI behavior with human values. Technology ethics covers a number of important areas. Cloning, human genetic engineering, and stem cell research are only a few examples of the ethical concerns that bioethics examines in relation to biotechnologies and contemporary medicine. Computer-related issues are the subject of computer ethics. Cyberethics examines internet-related concerns like censorship, privacy,...
