Moral responsibility is the status of morally deserving praise, blame, reward, or punishment for an act or omission, in accordance with one's moral obligations. Deciding what if anything is morally obligatory is a principle concern of ethics. People who have moral responsibility for an action are called moral agents. Agents are capable of reflecting on their situation, forming intentions about how they will act, and then carrying out that action.
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Danes fish out 181 bicycles, 140 e-scooters, and a dildo from city harbor
The mayor of Copenhagen is asking e-scooter companies to take responsibility after more than 100 of them were found discarded ...
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A good CEO confronts their worst fears with humor
When facing a problem, I always like to hear the worst and best scenario. But the worst-case scenario can be painful to accept, ...
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Your gadgets are likely made in Chinese forced labor camps
A report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute found that the Chinese government forced Uyghurs to work in forced ...
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Amazon employees risk their jobs by criticizing the company for its role in climate crisis
In a Medium post yesterday, 357 workers put their jobs on the line as they criticized Amazon’s contribution to the climate ...
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Researcher: Here are 5 things that scare me about AI
AI is being increasingly used to make important decisions. Many AI experts (including Jeff Dean, head of AI at Google, and Andrew ...
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4 simple things social media marketers can do to improve social responsibility
While large CSR initiatives are impressive, there are smaller efforts that all businesses can make to practice social responsibility ...
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Google's new policy forbids employees from having 'raging debates' over politics
Google used to be the epitome of young, smart, techy culture. Its offices have always been lauded as a workplace where free ...
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What's behind the curious serenading of cybercriminals in Nigerian hip-hop?
Singers use artistic conventions to construct marketable music personas. However, that’s not the full picture. In the ...
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How driverless cars choose who to kill is an ethical dilemma
Slowly but surely, work on self-driving cars is progressing. Crashes still happen, tragic accidents come to pass every once ...
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We need to build AI systems we can trust
Today, artificial intelligence (AI) systems are routinely being used to support human decision-making in a multitude of applications. ...
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Blockchain doesn't kill people, but smart contracts can, law professor says
Smart contracts, like the ones featured by Ethereum’s blockchain, represent simple machine intelligence, and one academic ...
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EOS community fights back against 'whales' controlling its blockchain
The EOS community is anxious that its blockchain is being controlled by 'whales', with a petition being drafted seeking limits ...
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Facebook follows YouTube in suspending Alex Jones
Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has been suspended from Facebook for bullying and hate speech. It's about damn time. Just ...
