Smart Ethics in the Digital WorldProceedings of the ETHICOMP 2024. 21st International Conference on the Ethical and Social Impacts of ICT

1. Mario Arias-Oliva coord.
2. Jorge Pelegrín-Borondo coord.
3. Kiyoshi Murata coord.
4. Ana María Lara Palma coord.
5. Manuel Ollé Sensé coord.

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We are living in a smart world, where everything looks smart. The use of the term “smart” is a buzzword. Technology becomes the backbone of virtually every aspect of our life: work, relations, health, education, leisure, … In ETHICOMP 2024 International Conference, we wonder if the current state of technological revolution is truly smart. What does “smart” really mean in digital contexts, and what should “smart” signify? If technology becomes smart, what is the impact on computer ethics and digital ethics? It is unquestionable that any smart technology must be ethical in both its development and its uses, but cases of unethical practices in the digital world, which are often hidden by technological determinism, are increasing. The analysis of unethical practices and the search for solutions to create a digitally healthy society is the theme of our next conference: digital ethics should lead the smart revolution, but is it doing so? What should we do to locate digital ethics at the core of the smart revolution? What are the ethical requirements for smart in order that it will sustain societal welfare?

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