Abstract Much has been written about artificial intelligence (AI) perpetuating social inequity and disenfranchising marginalized groups (Barocas in SSRN J, 2016; Goodman Law Ethics of AI, 2017; Buolamwini Gebru Conference on Fairness, Accountability Transparency, 2018). It is a sad irony that virtually all these critiques are exclusively couched concepts theories from the Western philosophical ...

Privacy of people is a key factor in surveillance systems. Video camera brings us well-off color information. How would the privacy be secured then? Besides, protection should not create hindrance for finding objects or under specific cases. Laser scanner takes way affluent It functions with eye-safe and invisible laser beam. Yet, it provides robust object recognition map. Images can interprete...

Privacy on the battlefield? A bizarre thought at first glance – but is it really that far-fetched? In this study we look at modern conflicts, such as the war on terror, and dig deeper into what privacy means to a soldier engaged in such a campaign. With the ever-increasing amount of technology used for troop command and control, there is less room for an individual soldier to act without being ...

leaving one’s parental home disrupts place attachment, described as the affective bond or link between one individual and a specific place and/or the people living in that place. in other words, because students move away from their parents, their friend and their hometown, their bonds with these people and their hometown are disrupted. although moving disrupts place attachment to their hometow...

Privacy has become a common discussed issue involving technological, social, ethical, economic and political complexity. This paper reviews the current state of privacy concepts and theories reflecting scholarly work of diverse disciplines. It argues that in an environment of new technologies and surveillance opportunities with an increased potential of ubiquitous data collection and data combi...