ETHICAL ISSUES IN COMPUTER AS AN INSTRUMENT TO LEARNING IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION
Abstract
ABSTRACT
The rapid growth of technology, driven by advancements in computer science, has transformed industries, economies, and societies. However, this progress has brought forth a range of ethical issues that require careful consideration. This paper explores the ethical challenges associated with the use of computers as instruments of technological growth. Key issues include data privacy, cybersecurity, algorithmic bias, and the environmental impact of computer manufacturing and disposal. The paper also examines the ethical responsibilities of tech companies, developers, and users in addressing these challenges. By highlighting the importance of ethical frameworks, the study emphasizes the need for responsible innovation to ensure that technological advancements benefit society without compromising fundamental human values.
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