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,From Technology and Virtuality to “Our Digital Lives”,, WG 9.5: Our Digital Lives, summarizing main activities by each chair, followed by a discussion of themes that we see as relevant to our group today. The chapter continues with some thoughts on future research about ‘our digital lives’ and our thoughts on what we could achieve in the future.

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Classification of Healthcare Robotsom different backgrounds to work toward a better world by endorsing the responsible and ethical use of computers and information technologies. Computers and other digital technologies have raised different topics during the history of the working group. Society has been facing all the time a growing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14832-3pecific focus on the roles and contributions of IFIP’s Ethical Frameworks Special Interest Group (SIG 9.2.2). IFIP’s decades-long journey to adopting an international code of computing ethics revealed issues faced by any organization trying to express its moral values in a code of ethics, how to dev

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World Agriculture Before and After 1492 practical issues that have drawn our attention, as well as the debates and disputes that we have had for over thirty years, are elicited and discussed. More attention is paid to the current opportunities and challenges that enthuse us, and to the impacts that we hope to exert through our work. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-16738-6ings available online and via university libraries, read yearly reports from the working group, and reached out to prior participants who have played a part in forming and consolidating the working group by way of organizing the Work and Computerization (WWC) conference. The WG 9.8 has, since its ea

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The Power of Microaffirmations,th a focus on perspectives adopted within WG 9.9. While early research concentrated on the adverse effects of ICT on the environment, including energy usage, hazardous chemicals in production, and electronic waste, the discourse has evolved to emphasize the potential of ICT to promote sustainable de