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AI and ML - Coggle Diagram

- - - - By building this internal system, rather than protecting patients' privacy and data, we would not be fulfilling our duty of care. In Kant's duty-based ethics, he argues that the hospital has a categorical imperative and a moral duty to protect patients' confidentiality and to respect individuals as ends in themselves, not as means to an end.
  - - - Taking down unnecessary mass surveillance while protecting individuals' civil liberties and personal privacy. Using Rawls' Theory of Justice, if we imagine we don't know whether we'll be the surveilled person or the authority, we would likely demand protection against monitoring to protect the least advantaged.
- - - - The overall massive reduction in harm outweighs the few false positives. From a utilitarian perspective, our action maximizes overall net value (financial safety, peace of mind, and economic stability) for the greatest number of customers.
  - - - Modern cyberattacks move too fast for humans to respond, so automating defenses can minimize major breaches. Using virtue Ethics, the developers demonstrate diligence and responsibility by taking proactive steps to protect users from harm.
- - - - Relying on an easily manipulated AI model allows for unacceptable vulnerabilities. Care ethics emphasizes interconnectedness and vulnerability. Organizations have the responsibility to protect their users and employees from system collapse caused by technological blind spots.
  - - - Try to avoid escalating into a cyber arms race over infrastructure. Just War Theory suggests that defensive measures are necessary, non-escalatory, and aimed at avoiding reckless harm, with adherence to ethical restraint.
- - - - This ultimately violates the fundamental right to equal treatment. From a rights-based ethics perspective, it upholds the fundamental human rights to a fair, unbiased trial and protection for everyone.
  - - - (assignment speaking) Allowing machines to do our bidding takes away human moral accountability and violates humanitarian principles. Through the lens of Moral Agency and Principlism, machines lack moral agency, conscience, and empathy; therefore, life-or-death decisions require human agents with moral responsibility and accountability.