the moral bias behind your search results

12/10/2015

Provided by Alex Ranne

1.   What makes us biased? How would to think differently depending on your culture?
2.   What is your opinion on the fact that Google has so much power? Good, bad? Does the fact that google has the decision of the image of a person bring any benefits? Or drawbacks to the society or the person themselves?
3.   Do you think internet and search engines has made it more difficult for people to find the knowledge that they desire?
4.   How do you think google will use big data? Do you think it will be dangerous to release your personal info?
5.   How powerful in your opinion is the internet in the world today? And why?
6.   How reliable is the internet in the world today? And why
7.   Is the ultimate goal of technology an integration of the human part with the technology Or is it to create more chaos and difficulties to us rather than benefits?
8.   As you might have heard about the recent news of anonymous declaring war on ISIS. To what extend do you think the power of technology can be used to escalate or slow down conflicts?

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