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    E T H I C S I N D I G I TA L

    C O M M U N I C AT I O N .
    Group Presentation
    by :

    Mohana Dutta
    (20233838)
    Prishu Dubey
    Date of Presentation: 8 October, 2024
    (20233847)
    Prince (20233179)
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    CONTENTS
    o Introduction

    o Ethical background for communication

    o Detailed analysis of cyber issues

    o Digital ethics and AI

    o How to ensure ethical digital communication

    o Conclusion
    INTRODUCTION
    What is Digital Communication?

    Digital communication refers to the exchange of information using


    digital technologies, typically through devices like computers,
    smartphones, and the Internet. Some key forms of digital
    communication include email, social media, instant messaging,
    video conferencing, and blogs.
    W H AT I S T H E I M P O RTA N C E O F E T H I C S
    I N D I G I TA L C O M M U N I C AT I O N ?

    Ethics in digital communication is crucial because it guides how people


    interact, share information, and behave online. With the widespread use of
    digital technologies, ethical principles help ensure responsible and respectful
    communication in a connected world.
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    T H E I M P O RTA N C E O F E T H I C S I N D I G I TA L
    C O M M U N I C AT I O N I N C LU D E S T H E F O L LO W I N G :
    Respecting Others Digital platforms can foster anonymity, which
    sometimes leads to abusive behaviour like
    cyberbullying, trolling, or harassment. Ethical
    digital communication promotes respect,
    empathy, and kindness, regardless of the
    platform, helping to create a safer and more
    supportive online environment.
    Privacy Protection Ethical digital communication ensures that
    personal data is respected and safeguarded.
    With growing concerns about data breaches
    and identity theft, ethical practices focus on
    securing private information and not sharing
    or misusing sensitive data without consent.
    Avoiding Misinformation The rapid spread of information online makes
    it easy for false or misleading content to go
    viral. Ethical communication involves
    verifying facts before sharing, promoting
    accurate information, and being accountable
    for what is posted to avoid spreading
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    Intellectual Property and Copyright Respecting intellectual property rights is a key


    ethical issue in digital communication. Sharing
    or using content like images, music, or written
    works without permission or proper attribution
    violates the creator's rights. Ethical behavior
    involves acknowledging sources and following
    copyright laws.

    Transparency and Honesty Ethical communication demands transparency


    and honesty, especially in business or public
    domains. This means avoiding deceptive
    practices such as fake reviews, misleading
    advertisements, or hidden agendas, which can
    erode trust.
    Accountability Being ethically responsible in digital
    communication involves taking accountability
    for one’s actions, acknowledging mistakes, and
    working toward corrective actions. This
    encourages a culture of trust and integrity in
    the online space.
    What is the Relationship between
    Ethics in Digital Communication and
    Digital Empowerment?

    Ethics in digital communication promotes trust, respect,


    and inclusion, essential for digital empowerment. When
    communication is ethical—protecting privacy, stopping
    misinformation, and ensuring fairness—people feel safer
    and more confident using digital tools. This ethical
    environment helps individuals participate freely, access
    opportunities, and engage responsibly online, empowering
    them to fully benefit from the digital world. Essentially,
    ethical behaviour creates the foundation for individuals to
    become digitally empowered, by providing a space where
    they can thrive without fear of harm or exploitation.
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    ETHICAL BACKGROUND FOR


    C O M M U N I C AT I O N

    Principles for Practicing Ethical Digital


    Communication:
    o Fairness: Communicate fairly and avoid misleading or
    deceptive practices. This includes not making false
    promises and communicating responsibly.

    o Respect: Respect the opinions and personalities of users.

    o Responsibility: Take responsibility for the content of your


    statements.

    o Moderation: Set clear rules for discourse.


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    o Transparency: Disclose your identity and intentions


    as a communicator.

    o Courtesy: Use the right tone.

    o Inclusivity: Ensure that your digital communications


    are accessible to all, including people with
    disabilities. Promote inclusivity by considering
    diverse perspectives and avoiding exclusionary
    language.

    o Privacy: Protect personal information and respect the


    privacy of individuals. Ensure that data collection and
    usage comply with privacy laws and ethical standards.
    SOME ETHICAL GUIDELINES FOR
    E T H I C A L D I G I TA L
    C O M M U N I C AT I O N

    Privacy Respect
    and and Authentici Cybersecu Intellectua
    Confidenti Inclusive ty rity l Property
    ality Language
    SOME OTHER
    GUIDELINES:

    • Being mindful of cultural differences.


    • Avoiding discriminatory language and behaviours.
    • Acknowledging the limitations of digital
    communication in conveying tone and nuance
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    D E T A I L E D A N A LY S I S O F C Y B E R
    ISSUES

    •Privacy: People share a lot of personal information online. Ethical issues arise
    when companies or individuals misuse that data. Respecting privacy means not
    sharing or collecting data without permission.

    •Cyberbullying: Online harassment, like sending hurtful messages or spreading


    rumours, is unethical. It harms others emotionally and mentally, and ethical
    communication promotes kindness and respect.

    •Data Security: Protecting sensitive information (like passwords, and bank


    details) is crucial.

    •Misinformation: Spreading false or misleading information can lead to


    confusion and harm. Ethical communicators verify facts before sharing
    information to avoid causing panic or misunderstanding.
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    •Anonymity: Being anonymous online can protect privacy


    but also allow people to act irresponsibly. Ethical use of
    anonymity means not using it to harm others or avoid
    accountability.

    •Digital Divide: Not everyone has equal access to digital


    resources. Ethical digital communication considers
    fairness and the need to bridge gaps in technology
    access.

    •Intellectual Property: Copying or using someone else's


    work without permission or credit is unethical. Ethical
    behaviour means respecting copyrights and giving proper
    attribution.
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    W H AT I S A R T I F I C I A L
    INTELLIGENCE?
    o Artificial Intelligence (AI) Is the use of
    computer system to stimulate human
    mental process such as interpreting and
    generating language.
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    EXAMPLES OF
    A RT I F I C I A L
    INTELLIGENCE
    o E-payment
    o Search
    algorithms
    o Social media
    feeds
    o Navigation aaps
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    ETHICAL PROBLEMS
    18 A RT I F I C I A L
    INTELLIGENCE CAN
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    T
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    fairness ncy risks ility
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    biases in training individual some AI are cyber attacks responsible for
    data which can privacy rights opaque which and potential for harmful decision
    lead to can cause lack of AI to generate in AI is unclear.
    discrimination of trust misinformation
    certain groups can proceed to
    security risks
    SOLUTION
    T O D I G I TA L
    ETHICS
    I SS U E S
    • Awareness management
    • Development of trust
    • Prioritising ethics
    • Respect to stakeholders
    • Transparency
    C O N C LU S I O N
    Navigation of ethical practices in digital communication it
    requires a commitment to integrity, transparency and ethical
    conduct. Making of ethical principles is essential for fostering a
    responsible and ethical digital government.
    THANK
    YO U

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