In Viral Justice, Dr. Ruha Benjamin explored the sociotechnical trend of "tech lash." What does this concept reflect? Backlash against regulation by tech CEOs Pushback against Big Tech discriminatory systems Pushback by algorithms and chatbots against users Backlash on social media against influencers who post offensive content

Analyze the role of "deepfakes" or manipulated media in escalating misinformation during a social networking crisis.

Because of this, using the Internet has become a crucial instrument for expressing one's right to free speech. Social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, which are misused by a lot of people and even organizations, are utilized as a major distribution channel for hate speech. Should there be no restrictions on how freely individuals may express themselves online? When it comes to permitting abusive comments on social media sites, where should the line be drawn?

Cyberbullying's origins, effects, and the many approaches of combating them are all explored at detail in this article.

Free speech requires the internet. Several individuals and groups spew hate on social media. Should internet speech be regulated? How can platforms prevent hostile comments?

Computer Ethics and Law Subbject.   Thak you in advance.   Is it ethically acceptable or ethically prohibited for an advocacy group to launch a socialbot on a social media system that pretends to be a person and subtly promotes the group’s viewpoint? Consider the same question for a socialbot that promotes a particular company’s products.

As a result, using the Internet has become a crucial tool for exercising one's right to free expression. Hate speech is widely disseminated via social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter, which are widely abused by a large number of individuals and even organizations. Should people's ability to express themselves freely on the internet be unrestricted? Where should the line be set when it comes to allowing nasty remarks on social networking sites?

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What are the most recent cyber-attacks hampering WFH (Work From Home) or remote learning?

Explore the technology behind biometric input devices, such as fingerprint scanners and facial recognition systems. Discuss their applications and security implications.