2. List and briefly describe six frameworks that can be used to help develop cogent arguments to support your position on any given ethical dilemma. For each framework, provide an example of a technology or technology perspective that could be impacted by that ethical lens. For example - as presented in class - contemporary artificial intelligence applications can be used to make system processes more efficient (good of the many).
4. Differentiate between the stockholder, stakeholder and societal ethical perspectives. Consider the recent action when the stock trading Robin Hood to limit trading following the GameStop incident last year (https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/28/robinhood-interactive-brokers-restrict-trading-in-gamestop-s.html). Use these three perspectives to develop three separate arguments for whether Robinhood and its partners were "right" in suspending trading.
6. Your friend has combined their passion for "side hustles" with a talent for coding. They have created an Internet-based 'bot' that scans the web for high demand products (e.g., Xbox, graphics processors, etc.). The bot identifies when products are available for sale on-line and then purchases them using an automated process. The bot is sophisticated enough to create multiple transactions using different customer profiles; this is especially useful when retailers have limited the number of products a single consumer can purchase. Once acquired, your friend resells the items on other web-based channels, making a tidy profit for these high demand goods. Using any of the ethical frameworks you know about, make an argument that you could present to your friend justifying this side hustle as a good idea and perfectly ethical practice. Conversely use the same or different principle to make an argument as to why this business opportunity is unethical?