Each day technology gets more and more advanced. Make sure you are ethically and legally prepared for the changes by reading Dr. Steven A. Wright’s new book entitled “Ethics, Law and Technology: Navigating Technology Adoption Challenges”.
In the blink of an eye, the world can change! Consider the lightbulb, the internet, or the iPhone — technologies that instantly changed the world as we know it. They all inspired new ethical frameworks and laws due to how radical and revolutionary they were. But how did we as humans respond to these ethical frameworks and laws, and how should we respond to new technologies moving forward? These are questions Dr. Steven A. Wright answers in his book "Ethics, Law and Technology: Navigating Technology Adoption Challenges”. He teaches you how to responsibly leverage emerging technologies to improve both yourself and society as a whole. The book is available in Kindle, paperback, and hardcover formats on Amazon and through the author's website.
Learn more about the book and author at https://www.drstevenawright.com/ethics-law-and-technology-adoption
The book covers a range of topics, including ethical frameworks (the moral foundations from which people in the technology space should work from) and technology adoption frameworks (the basic rules these same people should abide by when unveiling and integrating new technologies). The complicated relationship between old laws and emerging technologies is also examined.
“This book will help you develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in relation to ethics, law and technology,” explains Dr. Wright. “In doing so, you’ll be prepared for responsible and ethical technological innovation. It is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn from the experts and stay updated in this fast-changing and exciting field.”
Though anyone can read the book and learn a few things, it is a particularly helpful tool if you work in software development, biotech research, artificial intelligence, robot design, cybersecurity, fintech, or metaverse creation. Students who are studying to work in these fields (or related ones) may also find the book useful.
Dr. Wright hopes to provide you with the tools you need to lead a purpose-driven, fulfilling life in the digital age. He also expects you to have a bigger pool of real-world examples and case studies to draw inspiration from when dealing with ethical and legal challenges associated with new technologies you are developing, sharing, or using for yourself.
A recent reviewer said: “Dr. Wright tackles concerns that should be top of mind for anyone involved in the intersection between law and technology, examining many of the key issues around ethics for existing and emerging technologies. Laying out a clear framework spanning various ethical approaches, he shows students and practitioners how to reflect on the interaction of ethics, law, and technology in societal, legal, and individual spheres.”
Go to https://www.amazon.com/Ethics-Law-Technology-Adoption-Navigating/dp/B0C7J7PDC6 and get your copy today!
