Computer Ethics

Computer ethics in the context of models and simulations refers to the moral principles governing the use of computer technology for creating representations of real-world systems. It involves ensuring accuracy, transparency, and accountability in how these simulations are designed and interpreted. This means considering the potential impacts of decisions made based on these models, such as biases or misrepresentations, and being responsible for the implications they carry, especially in fields like medicine, climate science, and economics. Ultimately, it’s about using technology thoughtfully and ethically to inform our understanding of complex issues.