Ethical Design Considerations in Instructional Design
Explore ethical considerations in instructional design, covering accessibility, privacy, intellectual property, and inclusivity. Learn to create responsible, inclusive learning experiences and understand the risks of neglecting ethics.
Healthcare Ecosystem - Security's Role in Helping HealthTech Find Its Way
Explore the challenges and opportunities for security in HealthTech startups, understanding the healthcare ecosystem, regulatory forces, and strategies for innovation and risk management.
Stranger Things: Privacy and Security Implications of Always-On Devices
Exploring privacy and security implications of always-on AI devices in homes and workplaces, focusing on consumer education and design choices for wide adoption and enhanced security.
The Offline Dimension of Online Crime
Exploring the offline dimension of cybercrime, challenging the notion of anonymity and revealing local elements in criminal networks through extensive global fieldwork and interviews.
Rethinking the Detection of Child Sexual Abuse Imagery on the Internet
Longitudinal study on child sexual abuse imagery distribution, revealing challenges in detection and proposing solutions to combat its spread across the Internet.
The US Is Addicted to Incarceration - How to Break the Cycle
Robin Steinberg discusses The Bail Project, a nonprofit addressing mass incarceration by paying bail for those who can't afford it, and introduces a new community-based model to reform the US justice system.
Re-examining the Remix
Explore copyright, remix culture, and the ecology of creativity through a unique political lens in this thought-provoking talk by Lawrence Lessig.
Lessons from Fashion's Free Culture
Explore how fashion's lack of copyright protection fosters innovation and sales, offering insights for other creative industries.
Why All Melodies Should Be Free for Musicians to Use
Explore the legal complexities of melody ownership and copyright in music. Damien Riehl proposes a radical solution to protect songwriters from lawsuits and promote musical creativity.
How to Fix Two of the Most Broken Systems in the US
Criminal justice reformer Nick Turner discusses how to address racial and economic inequality in the US legal system, advocating for system reduction and recognizing the humanity of those involved.
How Radical Hospitality Can Change the Lives of the Formerly Incarcerated
Sociologist explores aftershocks of mass incarceration, challenges punitive policies, and advocates for radical hospitality to reintegrate formerly incarcerated individuals into society, promoting a more inclusive and just system.
Déjà Vu - Uncovering Stolen Algorithms in Commercial Products
Techniques for detecting unauthorized use of algorithms in commercial products, including search methods, reverse-engineering, and a real-world case study. Provides strategies for addressing IP theft and prevention.
A Juror's Reflections on the Death Penalty
Powerful personal account of a juror's journey from supporting to questioning the death penalty, exploring moral complexities and societal impact of capital punishment.
The Work That Makes All Other Work Possible
Activist Ai-jen Poo advocates for equal rights and fair wages for domestic workers, highlighting their crucial role in society and inspiring us to value and learn from their dedication and care.
The Balancing Act of Compassion
Rabbi Tabick explores the challenges of executing compassion and proposes a balance between compassion and justice for effective good deeds while maintaining personal well-being.
Open-Source Economics
Explore how collaborative projects like Wikipedia disrupt traditional economics, empowering individuals and reshaping competition in the digital age.
Laws That Choke Creativity
Explore how copyright laws stifle innovation and creativity, and learn about the need for reform to foster a more vibrant cultural landscape in the digital age.
How Neurotechnology Could Endanger Human Rights
Exploring the ethical implications of neurotechnology on human rights, this talk examines potential misuse in criminal justice, workplace surveillance, and data privacy, advocating for updated legal protections.
How We're Priming Some Kids for College and Others for Prison
Sociologist explores systemic inequalities in education and criminal justice, revealing how African-American and Latino youth are disproportionately guided towards incarceration instead of higher education.
Lessons from Fashion's Free Culture
Explore how fashion's lack of copyright protection fosters innovation and sales, offering valuable insights for other creative industries in this thought-provoking TED talk.
The Moral Dangers of Non-Lethal Weapons
Ethicist explores unexpected consequences and ethical challenges of increasing use of non-lethal weapons by police and military, raising thought-provoking questions about their impact on society.