Ethics, privacy and culture

Technology brings benefits and costs, and different people (stakeholders) feel them differently.

• Privacy: location tracking, smart speakers, face recognition and monitoring at work collect data people may not want shared.
• Fairness: an AI trained on biased data repeats the bias. Important decisions should be explainable and open to challenge.
• Jobs: automation removes some jobs and creates others with different skills.
• Wellbeing: designs that keep people scrolling or spending; screen time; cyberbullying.
• Culture and access: the digital divide between people with good access and skills and those without; accessibility features such as screen readers and captions.

1. Name the stakeholders and say how each is affected.
2. Give benefits and drawbacks, each explained with a "because" and linked to the situation.
3. Bring in the law (data protection, misuse, copyright) and the environment if they apply.
4. Finish with a judgement that follows from what you wrote.

Marks come from developed points tied to the scenario, not from a long list of one-word ideas.