The ethical implications of technological advancements.

The potential hazards associated with new technologies.

The social and environmental impacts of technological progress.

All of the above.

Jacques Ellul

Martin Heidegger

Herbert Marcuse

Lewis Mumford

A principle that states that when there is a threat of serious or irreversible damage to the environment or human health, precautionary measures should be taken even if there is no full scientific certainty about the risk.

A principle that states that new technologies should be thoroughly tested and evaluated before they are released to the public.

A principle that states that the benefits of a new technology should outweigh the risks before it is adopted.

All of the above.

A thought experiment in ethics that presents a scenario in which a runaway trolley is headed towards five people tied to the tracks, and the only way to save them is to divert the trolley onto another track where one person is tied.

A thought experiment in ethics that presents a scenario in which a doctor has five patients who need organ transplants, and the only way to save them all is to kill one healthy person and harvest their organs.

A thought experiment in ethics that presents a scenario in which a group of people are trapped in a lifeboat that can only hold four people, and one person must be thrown overboard in order to save the others.

All of the above.

Risk is a situation in which the probability of an event occurring is known, while uncertainty is a situation in which the probability of an event occurring is unknown.

Risk is a situation in which the consequences of an event occurring are known, while uncertainty is a situation in which the consequences of an event occurring are unknown.

Risk is a situation in which both the probability and consequences of an event occurring are known, while uncertainty is a situation in which either the probability or consequences of an event occurring are unknown.

None of the above.

A hazard is a potential source of harm, while a risk is the likelihood that a hazard will cause harm.

A hazard is a situation in which the probability of an event occurring is known, while a risk is a situation in which the probability of an event occurring is unknown.

A hazard is a situation in which the consequences of an event occurring are known, while a risk is a situation in which the consequences of an event occurring are unknown.

None of the above.

To identify and evaluate the potential risks and benefits of a new technology before it is released to the public.

To develop strategies for mitigating the risks associated with a new technology.

To monitor the use of a new technology and identify any unintended consequences.

All of the above.

The potential for AI to be used to develop autonomous weapons systems.

The potential for AI to be used to create surveillance systems that could be used to oppress people.

The potential for AI to be used to create systems that could discriminate against certain groups of people.

All of the above.

A natural risk is a risk that is caused by natural events, such as earthquakes, floods, or hurricanes, while a man-made risk is a risk that is caused by human activities, such as pollution, climate change, or nuclear accidents.

A natural risk is a risk that is known and can be predicted, while a man-made risk is a risk that is unknown and cannot be predicted.

A natural risk is a risk that is easy to manage, while a man-made risk is a risk that is difficult to manage.

None of the above.

To ensure that the public is informed about the potential risks and benefits of a new technology.

To provide input into the decision-making process about whether or not to adopt a new technology.

To help identify and mitigate the potential risks associated with a new technology.

All of the above.

A risk assessment is the process of identifying and evaluating the potential risks associated with a new technology, while risk management is the process of developing and implementing strategies to mitigate those risks.

A risk assessment is the process of quantifying the probability and consequences of a risk, while risk management is the process of making decisions about how to manage that risk.

A risk assessment is the process of identifying and evaluating the potential risks associated with a new technology, while risk management is the process of communicating those risks to the public.

None of the above.

The difficulty of predicting the long-term consequences of a new technology.

The difficulty of balancing the potential benefits of a new technology against the potential risks.

The difficulty of communicating the risks associated with a new technology to the public.

All of the above.

To regulate the development and use of new technologies.

To provide funding for research on the risks associated with new technologies.

To educate the public about the risks associated with new technologies.

All of the above.

Educating themselves about the risks associated with new technologies.

Taking steps to protect themselves from the risks associated with new technologies.

Advocating for policies that reduce the risks associated with new technologies.

All of the above.