CIS 3250 Test 1 FSU
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CIS 3250 Test 1 FSU
It is always wrong to lie would reflect the utilitarian theory of ethics. - ✔✔False
A Turing Test determines the strength of an encryption method. - ✔✔False
What does a
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turing test determine? - ✔✔a machine's ability to exhibit intelligent behavior of a
human
Golden Rule - ✔✔Treat others as you would have them treat you
Rawl's veil of ignorance - ✔✔ignorant of their own gender, race, age, talents, wealth, etc.
Free services are paid for in internet by - ✔✔paid ads, freemium, corporate sponsors, taxes,
donations
Three reasons honesty is one of the most fundamental ethical vales? - ✔✔Our decisions affect so
many other people and we base decisions on info we have.
if a lie is in info, then it sabotages the essential activity of being human-absorbing and processing
info and making choices to pursue goals.
Lies manipulate people and have negative consequences
example of negative right - ✔✔freedom of religion, speech, and right to use labor skills or mind
to create G&S
negative right aka - ✔✔liberty aka
Three characteristics that make professional ethics different than general ethics - ✔✔professional
must be expert in field
social responsibility of products (privacy, security, safety, reliability, ease of use)
must maintain skills
are positive or negative rights guaranteed in the first amendment? - ✔✔negative
positive rights do what? - ✔✔impose an obligation on some people to provide certain things for
others
General moral imperatives/principles from ACM code of ethics - ✔✔contribute to society and
human well-being, avoid harm to others, be honest and trustworthy, be fair and take action to not
discriminate, honor confidentiality, respect privacy of others, etc.
Two ethical values ACM code of ethics says are basic - ✔✔honesty and fairness
what 3 aspects of professional behavior do honesty and fairness cover? - ✔✔respect to protect
privacy, and property rights, and to avoid harm to others
positive right aka - ✔✔claim right aka
US vs Jones (2012) - ✔✔first major case of digital tech surveillance
police attached GPS tracker to car w/o warrant
Katz vs. US (1967) - ✔✔the fourth amendment protects people, not places
Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets (1968) - ✔✔allowed wiretapping and tech surveillance
without warrant
Privacy Act of 1974 - ✔✔regulates only federal government databases
When an IP address is recorded when a link is clicked, what is happening? - ✔✔invisible
information gathering
Kyllo v. United States (2001) - ✔✔when gov. uses device not in general public to investigate
with intrusion, they need warrant
USA PATRIOT Act (2001) - ✔✔about terrorism, does NOT give ppl more protection from gov.
intrusion
Olmsted v. United States (1928) - ✔✔Fourth amendment only applies to physical intrusion
Informed consent - ✔✔You are aware and agree to the data being collected about you
How many imperatives in ACM code - ✔✔24
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