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### Talks
<span class="talk-logo">[![LibrePlanet 2018][lp2018-logo]][lp2017]</span>
#### The Ethics Void (2018)
_(Join Us March 24--25 in Cambridge, MA, USA)_
Medicine, legal, finance, journalism, scientific research—each of these
fields and many others have widely adopted codes of ethics governing the
lives of their professionals. Some of these codes may even be enshrined in
law. And this is for good reason: these are fields that have enormous
consequences.
Software and technology pervade not only through these fields, but through
virtually every aspect of our lives. Yet, when compared to other fields, our
community leaders and educators have produced an ethics void. Last year, I
introduced numerous topics concerning #privacy, #security, and #freedom that
raise serious ethical concerns. Join me this year as we consider some of
those examples and others in an attempt to derive a code of ethics that
compares to each of these other fields, and to consider how leaders and
educators should approach ethics within education and guidance.
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[![LibrePlanet 2017][lp2017-logo]][lp2017]
#### The Surreptitious Assault on Privacy, Security, and Freedom (LibrePlanet 2017)
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[lp2017]: https://www.libreplanet.org/2017/
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[lp2018]: https://www.libreplanet.org/2018/
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