2018 Yearbook of the Digital Ethics Lab

Carl Öhman is a doctoral candidate at the Oxford Internet Institute. His research looks at the ethical challenges regarding commercial management of ‘digital human remains’. David Watson is a doctoral candidate at the Oxford Internet Institute, where his research focuses on the epistemological foundations of machine learning. His interests fall at the intersection of philosophy, computer science, and sociology.

• Introduction: Digital  Ethics:  Goals  and  Approach (Carl Öhman, David Watson, Mariarosaria Taddeo, Luciano Floridi).- Chapter 1. Digital Ethics: Its Nature and Scope (Luciano  Floridi, Corinne  Cath, Mariarosaria  Taddeo).- Chapter 2. Do  We  Need  a  Critical  Evaluation  of  the  Role  of  Mathematics  in  Data  Science? (Patrick Allo).- Chapter 3. Using  Data  From  Git  and  GitHub  in  Ethnographies  of  Software Development (Andrew Turner).- Chapter 4. The  Price  of  Discovery:  A  Model  of  Scientific  Research  Markets (David Watson).- Chapter 5. Projecting  AI-Crime:  A  Review  of  Plausible  Threats (Thomas King).- Chapter 6. The  Challenges  of  Cyber  Deterrence (Mariarosaria Taddeo).- Chapter 7. Internet  Governance  and  Human  Rights:  A  Literature  Review (Corinne Cath).- Chapter 8. Privacy Risks  and  Responses  in  the  Digital  Age (Josh Cowls).- Chapter 9. Digitalised Legal  Information:  Towards  a  New  Publication Model (Václav Janeček).- Chapter 10. From  Bones  to  Bytes:  A  New  Chapter  in  the  History  of  Death (Carl Öhman).- Chapter 11. The  Green  and  the  Blue — Naïve  Ideas  to  Improve  Politics  in  a  Mature Information  Society (Luciano FLoridi).