The research suggests that there is a range of sexual experiences that young people consider to be “good” that may not necessarily enhance their “wellbeing” or promote safer sexual practices. This raises questions about how practitioners working with young people can manage the sometimes ...
Given such survey results, it is not surprising to see that in order to satisfy multiple corporate stakeholders, managers are prone to making decisions that may be legal (i.e., hiring based on merit), but not ethical (i.e., poaching talent from competitors, making it an unfair hiring ...
There is no universal, overarching legislation that regulates AI practices, but many countries and states are working to develop and implement them locally. Some pieces of AI regulation are in place today, with many more forthcoming. To fill the gap, ethical frameworks have emerged as part of a...
What legislation exists to ensure that ethical decisions are made in the workplace? What is the role of the HR manager in workplace ethics? In business, what makes something ethical or unethical and how do you know if something is right or wron...
AI trust is arguably the most important topic in AI. It's also an understandably overwhelming topic. We'll unpack issues such as hallucination, bias and risk, and share steps to adopt AI in an ethical, responsible and fair manner.
Race Relations The Race Relations Act are legislation acts that make sure we must respect all races and not to discriminate on any racial grounds because it is wrong. In film and TV they need to make sure that they do not discriminate on any race or religion by racist language....
Legal, regulatory, and compliance risk: The risk of a third-party impacting your compliance with local legislation, regulation, or agreements. This is particularly important for financial services, healthcare, government organizations, and business partners. Reputational risk: The risk of negative public...
Utilitarianism is a tradition of ethical philosophy that is associated with Jeremy Bentham (1747-1832) andJohn Stuart Mill(1806-1873), two British philosophers, economists, and political thinkers. Utilitarianism holds that an action is right if it tends to promote happiness and wrong if it tends ...
John Stuart Mill was a politician, philosopher, and economist who remains of lasting interest as a liberal thinker—an advocate of the individual's rights and pursuit of happiness—and an ethical theorist. Mill believed that economic theory and philosophy were needed in politics, along with social...
aims to provide a realistic appraisal of an institution’s or company’s current financial situation, and it is a legitimate and widely used practice. However, in some cases, the method can be manipulated, since MTM is not based on actual cost but onfair value, which is harder to pin ...