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-====== Ethical issues in software ======+====== Ethical Issues in Software ======
  
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 <wrap lo>Software is manifold and ubiquitous. Despite our current focus on apps on mobile [[wp>app stores]], we point at the fact that most apps are not restricted to the user's mobile phone. Many operations require servers to take the computational load, such as [[wp>ChatGPT]], making the phone an interface to a much larger piece of hardware. Furthermore, the execution of an app relies on many dependencies, starting from the operating system. Some issues therefore do not only relate to how specific features are implemented, but also to the overarching design of a system and how certain systems interact with each other. We consider both software-internal and software-external issues.</wrap> <wrap lo>Software is manifold and ubiquitous. Despite our current focus on apps on mobile [[wp>app stores]], we point at the fact that most apps are not restricted to the user's mobile phone. Many operations require servers to take the computational load, such as [[wp>ChatGPT]], making the phone an interface to a much larger piece of hardware. Furthermore, the execution of an app relies on many dependencies, starting from the operating system. Some issues therefore do not only relate to how specific features are implemented, but also to the overarching design of a system and how certain systems interact with each other. We consider both software-internal and software-external issues.</wrap>
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 +[[eis:resources:annotation_report|Follow this link]] to read about the annotation strategy and our reporting of the process and outcomes.
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 <wrap box 10%>[[eis:types:accountability|Accountability ]]</wrap> <wrap box 10%>[[eis:types:accountability|Accountability ]]</wrap>
 <wrap box 10%>[[eis:types:false_information|False information]]</wrap> <wrap box 10%>[[eis:types:false_information|False information]]</wrap>
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 You can find definitions, explanations and examples of the types (and subtypes) on their respective pages on the left in the sidebar. You can find definitions, explanations and examples of the types (and subtypes) on their respective pages on the left in the sidebar.
  
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 +**Fig.1.** Ethical concerns and relationships among them. 
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