Deborah Johnson
3 books
About the Author
Deborah Johnson is a distinguished scholar and author whose work bridges the intersection of technology, ethics, and society. With a PhD in philosophy, she has dedicated her career to examining the moral implications of computing and digital innovation, influencing generations of students, policymakers, and technologists. Her seminal book, Computer Ethics, established foundational principles for navigating the ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies, from privacy concerns to algorithmic bias. Johnson's clear, insightful prose makes complex philosophical concepts accessible, fostering critical discourse on how we shape and are shaped by our digital world. Beyond academia, she has contributed to numerous journals and advised on ethical guidelines for tech industries, advocating for responsible innovation in an increasingly connected age.
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