Recently Added Narratives
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- 7 min
- WRTV Indianapolis
- 2022
- WRTV Indianapolis
- 2022
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- 7 min
- WRTV Indianapolis
- 2022
Growing number of Indiana school districts victims of cyberattacks
This news segment talks about cyberattacks that target high schools. The segment goes over why schools are a target, how school districts in Indiana have been attacked, and what students and parents can do to prevent attacks happening at their school.
How does the money allocated to protecting against cyberattacks influence which school districts are targeted by these attacks? What kinds of information would be sensitive in school systems (elementary, secondary, post-secondary)? What risks do cyberattacks that specifically target schools cause and who could be harmed?
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- The Robot Report
- 2021
Brain-computer interface startups augmenting human body
The article explains the working definition of Brain Computer Interface technologies (BCI), the current startup BCI tech companies in this sector which mostly focus on BCI applications for assistive prosthetics.
How do BCI technologies make the world “safer”, “more productive”, and “more accessible”? How are these terms defined in the article and by whom? In what ways does the article discuss co-design methods used with prosthetics users? How well do you beleive these potential BCI users understand the short and long term risks of this emerging medical technology? How well does the article discuss the potential harms?
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- University of Houston
- 2015
- University of Houston
- 2015
Researchers Build Brain-Machine Interface To Control Prosthetic Hand
The article explains what a BCI is, how it helps amputees, and how BCI technology continues to innovate.
As BCI technologies continue to develop, what are ways that they could harm or benefit users or other stakeholders? Why do you think this study used the test subjects it did? What are the potential short and long term benefits and/or harms of using this particular group of subjects?
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- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- 2022
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
- 2022
Cybersecurity in Nigeria’s Financial Industry: Enhancing Consumer Trust and Security
This article talks about Nigeria’s financial industry’s need to prioritize cybersecurity in order to protect fintech customers from cybercrime.
Who should be responsible for protecting fintech customers’ cybersecurity? Who is impacted by fintech cybercrime? What are the harms, specific to fintech industries, of weak cybersecurity systems and how does this hurt tech sector business growth?
- Deloitte
- 2022
Nigeria Cybersecurity Outlook 2022
This article goes over the current state of cybersecurity in Nigeria. It talks about cybercrime that has interfered with personal and business data privacy over the past year, how it may increase, and what is being done to protect sensistive data. The article also goes over what a deepfake is and explains that there has been a rise in deepfake cybercrime in Nigeria in 2021.
Who is impacted by digital activism and what are its benefits and harms? What are the benefits and harms of using AI to prevent AI cybersecurity attacks? Are there stakeholders impacted by Nigerian cybercrime outside of Nigeria, if so who? What are some ways to repair a global reputation and demonstrate safe and secure cybersystems? Whose responsibility is it to develop a culture of accountability and trust?
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- The Guardian
- 2022
- The Guardian
- 2022
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- The Guardian
- 2022
Opinion- Cyber security the next generation of technology. Talent is vital
This article goes over the impact cybercrime has had on technology spaces in Nigeria and stresses the importance of technology students receiving cybersecurity education.
What are the benefits of increasing cybersecurity education and diversifying the backgrounds those who choose to major in cybersecurity? How does the quality of post-secondary CS education impact the growth of the technology sector and those who are general users of the technology ecosystem? Who is responsible for ensuring there are enough technology professionals educated in cybersecurity?
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- Maryville University
- 2016
Understanding Global Cybersecurity
This article talks about the global scope of cybersecurity threats and focuses on how there is a shortage of skilled technologists to combat the volume of threats.
How should countries be held accountable for intentionally or unintentionally contributing to global cybersecurity problems? What are the global impacts of the cybersecurity skilled technologist shortages? Who are the stakeholders of cybersecurity threats that seem to originate from one country and how does this impact the legitimacy and reputation of CS post-secondary programs and emerging technology sectors within that country?
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- welivesercurity by eset
- 2022
- welivesercurity by eset
- 2022
Cybersecurity: A global problem that requires a global answer
This article reviews global impact of cybersecurity attacks and the steps the US and EU have taken to combat the issue. It explains the importance of collaboration between countries to fight this issue.
Besides countries’ governments, who is responsible for preventing cyber threats? What are the benefits of collaboration between countries to prevent cybercrime? What are the roadblocks to this type of collaboration? What are important social factors to consider that may prevent governments from preventing cyber attacks originating from their own borders out to the global cyberspace?
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- Center for Strategic and International Studies
- 2023
- Center for Strategic and International Studies
- 2023
Significant Cyber Incidents
This article provides a timeline of significant cyber attacks since 2006 across the globe. It focuses on cyber attacks on government agencies, defense and high-tech companies, and economic crimes with losses of more than a million dollars.
What are the global impacts of these cyberattacks? What are the risks of the increased amount of both government and personal information online? How can cyberattacks isolated to one country have the potential to impact other nations?
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- TechCrunch+
- 2022
- TechCrunch+
- 2022
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- TechCrunch+
- 2022
Revolut confirms cyberattack exposed personal data of tens of thousands of users
This article describes a cyberattack that leaked Revolut’s user’s data using social engineering.
Who should be responsible for protecting against cyberattacks, specifically those which involve social engineering? Other than the customers of Revolut, who is impacted by this data leak? What are the harms that this data leak could cause these customers and other stakeholders?
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- 30 min
- CNET, New York Times, Gizmodo
- 2023
- CNET, New York Times, Gizmodo
- 2023
The ChatGPT Congressional Hearing
On May 16, 2023, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testified in front of Congress on the potential harms of AI and how it ought to be regulated in the future, especially concerning new tools such as ChatGPT and voice imitators.
After watching the CNET video of the top moments from the hearing, read the Gizmodo overview of the hearing and read the associated New York Times article last. All resources highlight the need for governmental intervention to hold companies who generate AI products accountable, especially in the wake of a lack of totally effective congressional action on social media companies. While misinformation and deepfake has been a concern among politicians since the advent of social media, additional new concerns such as a new wave of job loss and crediting artists are raised in the hearing.
If you were in the position of the congresspeople in the hearing, what questions would you ask Sam Altman? Does Sam Altman put too much of the onus of ethical regulation on the government? How would the “license” approach apply to AI companies that already exist/have released popular products? Do you believe Congress might still be able to “meet the moment” on AI?