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Dilemma or No Dilemma? 🤔

Froggy Jumps

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Not every ethical problem announces itself. Some situations are clear-cut. Others look fine on the surface until you ask the right questions. This game is about developing the instinct to tell the difference.

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Dilemma or No Dilemma? 🤔
 

Froggy Jumps

Dilemma or No Dilemma? 🤔Online version

Not every ethical problem announces itself. Some situations are clear-cut. Others look fine on the surface until you ask the right questions. This game is about developing the instinct to tell the difference.

by Gabriela Maldonado
1

A hospital uses patient data to train an AI that detects cancer earlier. Patients were informed and agreed when they enrolled.

2

A retailer shares customer purchase history with third-party advertisers without mentioning it in their privacy policy.

3

A school uses software to monitor students' screens during exams but does not tell students what data is stored or for how long.

4

A city deploys facial recognition in public spaces to identify missing children, with no oversight board or error review process.

5

A social media platform sells inferred emotional state data to insurance companies. Users technically agreed in the Terms of Service.

6

A researcher publishes a dataset of public tweets to study misinformation, removing all usernames before publishing.

7

A hiring algorithm trained on 10 years of company data screens out candidates whose zip codes correlate with lower income.

8

A fitness app shares anonymized step count data with city planners to improve pedestrian infrastructure.

9

A news platform shows different headlines to different users based on their predicted political views to maximize engagement.

10

A government purchases location data from a data broker to track the movements of protest participants, without a warrant.

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