Mtg 12/26: Thu-15-Feb-2024

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Privacy

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three social roles of privacy
nothing of importance?

Today

CIPS will send you a membership card. It may take a few days, so please don’t leave it to the last minute
Group discussion of collective welfare: ‘Should designs deliver the greatest good for the greatest number of people? Or should design protect the interests of more vulnerable communities of users?’
Love in the age of AI?
Intrusive drones?
VIDEO: ‘Social Dilemma’ trailer
CHOICE
VIDEO: Your right to mental privacy
Answers to quiz:
- Asymmetric dark patterns impose unequal burdens on the choices available to the user. The choices that benefit the service are feature prominently while the options that benefit the user are typically tucked away behind several clicks or are obscured from view by varying the style and position of the choice. Asymmetric dark patterns are particularly common in consent interfaces.
  - the Trick Questions dark pattern can impose a cognitive burden on choices that withhold consent by using confusing language and double negatives
  - the Confirmshaming dark pattern can use emotion to burden choices, associating guilt with certain choices and not others
  - Privacy Zuckering burdens choices with user interface friction, hiding privacy-respecting settings behind obscure menus.

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What important concept or perspective did you encounter today?

Should design be for the benefit of the majority or to protect the interests of vulnerable groups?
All the topics discussed today is important. I want to learn more.
An important concept I countered is that assymmetric dark patterns manipulate users by favouring servcie beneftis over their interests, employing several types of tactics. (i.e., trick questions)
Didn’t knew that ai chatbots collects human emotions
we learnt about 3 social roles of privacy.
From the Ted talk and neurotech and how it can be used without consent from the wearer and how it can be used by big corporations for manipulation and the possibility of weapons to disable the human brain.
ai and how ai is implemented in devices like iot devices
Whether to design for the greater good or with emphasis on the more vulnerable communities
Privacy
importance of social and cyber privacy and cognitive liberty
Everything was important
social dilemma
How brain data could be crucial to so many new research even though of such great importance it is important that this data is handled in a proper manner where peoples privacy is respected and not used against them.
The power of privacy especially with concern of AI
Designs can protect the more vulnerable communities of users or deliver the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
Designing should be implemented while thinking of the vulnerable communities
Dark Patterns, group discussion, etc
Asymmetric dark patterns skew choices towards service benefits over user benefits, often hiding user-oriented options and employing confusing language or guilt-tripping tactics, like Trick Questions and Confirmshaming.
I learned about different types of dark patterns. Dark pattern is a user interface that has been carefully crafted to trick users into doing things. For example, trick question dark pattern is the use of confusing language to compel users into buying/subscribing to something they don't want.
Three roles of social privacy
Today I encountered information about how companies are trying to find ways to hack a human brain to take control of it. This is quite interesting for me due to its complexity but also sounds dangerous at the same time. Perhaps it could be a potential idea for my infographic.
Internet safety is not perfect. No matter how secure a website is, entrusting a company with our private information can still result in unfortunate results. The trickery, clever ways to get consent, confusing the customer, such methods are all too common and honestly not very different from real life. But now they are accesible by anyone with access to internet.
I learned about dark patterns and decision making
Neuro-tech data collection is a serious concern for our individuality and privacy, which can, if enough coordination is provided, be deployed in an ethical way.
I thought the discussion question was interesting but I felt the question was also pretty broad. I feel like there are situations where each option is the best, for example with a business it’s optimal to cater to the majority in order to build a profitable product, catering to the vulnerable can come later.
The role of pricing in the society’s mechanisms
Dark Pattern Papers
shooting schedule
Learned more about privacy and saw some videos and duscussions related to privacy
Today I learnt about designs and how they should be changed in relation to being dark.
An important perspective I encountered yesterday was companies don’t have the consumers best interests in heart, with all the data they extract from their users, like with the ai love chat bots, and the frightening aspect of getting data about our brains with neuro chips. I realized that it is up to the consumer to ensure there are reliable policies that can protect the public’s safety and well being and without these regulations the world can slip into a dark place with the data hungry companies.
Mental privacy
Confirmshaming
In the class discussion liked what we discussed for the midterms and the topics for today
Social dilemma
the dark pattern
Love in the age of ai
The TED talk was really good
none
How to prioritize what technology is build for, either for the most amount of people or the most vulnerable.
The most important concept I encounter was love in the age of ai the article was so intestine and helpful to learn and to read as well and explained so well I and to read it thrice
I learnt about how much data is being accessed behind the scenes
Today we watched a TedTalk and a brief explanation was that it talked about how devices we use in our normal day (ex: Phone, Apple/Samsung watches, Headphones, etc) can be used to track our activities. This includes heartbeat, steps etc. There are devices out there that can be implanted to track our brain activities which can lead to people's brains being hacked if we are not careful. I think overall, this tech will be very useful but could also lead to catastrophic outcomes. Brains influenced by Hackers. )
It is impossible to benefit everyone in the world
That the ai used to mimic relationships are not harmless and collect data.
The concept that AI chatbots can collect a large amount of personal information about you
design considerations for Collective welfare, cognitive liberty as well as about dark patterns
I learned about dark patterns and how trick questions can cause a cognitive burden on our choices
We watched a video about the importance of privacy in regards to our "brain data" going forward into the future. We also discussed if developers should prioritize the most people or the vulnerable people.
private data will found by by reading brain waves , basically privacy is important to keep in mind
cognitive liberty , social roles of privacy
Today we view about membership card, dark patterns
An important concept i learnt today was more on the CIPS Membership Card.
Dark pattern
We watched a few videos in class today and they were pretty relevant to the stuff we have covered till now
Social dilemma and ted talks about social media impact on our lives
CIPS certificate
I think it was about the midterm exam as after the reading week, we have exam.
The most important part was about privacy and it’s detailed discussion.
We talked about three roles of privasy
Today’s class was quite fascinating and I learned about Dark patterns.
We have been learning a lot about privacy, in this lecture specifically, we went over neural privacy, and data collected from neurotechnology. In the TED talk, the speaker talks about how both major and small corporations are already collecting data from neurotechnology. They emphasized that neural technology has immense benefits, but also can have misuse.
Today we learned about dark patterns and its type and attributes and discussed a bit about the assignment 1 info
Today we discussed about social dilemma movie trailer and the Ted talk which discusses about how social media imapcts human life
It was brought to my attention how our data is completely out there on the Internet for anyone to see. Companies and websites are more indifferent about their users than we think.
Roles of privacy
Dark theme
social roles of privacy
Everything
We went into more depth about Dark Patterns today, as well as touched on the scary (and new) lengths people will take to invade privacy (Maxon and the drone incident). The topic of invasive AI disguised as romantic chatbots was also brought up. Lastly, and probably the most scary (in my opinion), brain-sensing tech!
Security
The whole class
Three social rules of privacy
Not sure
No
access to private information
Dark patterns
Today we learned more about privacy, dark patterns, and we watched a TED talk.
early to bed, early to rise
today we encountered more on privacy (the 3 social roles; self preservation, deviation from social norms, encouraging independent thought), and dark patterns (trick question, comfirmshaming, and privacy zuckering)
An important concept I encountered in today's lecture was the fact that privacy can be stripped from us in ways which we could never imagine, for example, the possibility of brain data getting stolen from us as seen in the Ted Talk
Your right to mental privacy,Social Dilemma
I learned 3 social rules of privacy: self preservation, deviation firm social norms, encourage independent thoughts
The different ideas to design and the decisions made based on ethical grounding
I learned about the dangers of ads
the social dilemma trailer was really interesting
Today I got to know about dark side of social media.
Dark patterns, manipulative interface design choices which obfuscates and obscures choices a user can make
I got to know about love in the age of AI, intrusive drones and a movie named social dilemma
Everything is important in our lecture today and It was good overall.
Love in the age of AI, right to mental privacy.
Privacy-Administration
Right to mental privacy
Today’s le time was fascinating and we disscused in dept about dark web
Today’s class was pretty good whatever we discussed and studied was interesting.
Utilitarianism
social roles of privacy
3 social roles of privacy
It was all simple
AI and drones
three social roles of privacy
The importance of collective wellfare and the need to maintain the wellfare for all peoples.
About the ethical background Of Computer Science
Right to mental privacy
Dark pattern paper
The midterm exam questions.
Dark pattern
Dark pattern paper
The right to mental privacy
Security
Social roles of privacy
Privacy and CISP certificate card
Dark pattern paper
It was important . It might come in mid term
Right to mental privacy.
The group discussion about collective welfare, and whether we should design something for the greatest number of people or something that protects the interests of more vulnerable people.
Today we watched a ted talk video regarding right to mental privacy.
What I learned today is that AI chatbots that you talk to in valentines day are not safe at all. Not only they steal your heart but they also steal your private informations. These romantic AI apps have no regards to anyone's privacy which could put you in trouble.
Alot of dangers with our information out on social media
Dark patterns
3 social roles of privacy
It was interesting to hear my colleagues' perspective on collective welfare
Group discussion of collective welfare and we saw a video on mental privacy
How AI is taking over every sector of life. It was quite surprising reading the article where people were talking to AI as if they would talk to people
About dark patterns
about the privacy

Was there anything today that was difficult to understand?

no
No, not at all.
Nothing today was too difficult to comprehend. Everything was well understood.
No
no
Nothing of particular difficulty to understand.
no
No
no there wasn't
No I understood everything
no
Asymmetric dark patterns
I don't really understand how the CIPS works.
the general idea of the ted talk
No
No the content learned today was straight forward and simple
No
some dark patterns
N/a
No
no.
About bots collecting our personal information
No.
No
no
According to me nothing was that difficult as it was straight forward
No
no
I was a little confused on what the relevance of The Web of Science stuff had to do with the discussion we were having in class.
No
No, everything was sooth
none
No
The difficult part I got to know was Intrusive drones it was hard to me to understand the functioning and structure I have get more detail in it
Nope not really. Everything seemed clear enough
What is in the best interest.
no
Nothing in particular, the pictures of the lecture boards help a lot.
Advance biological terms in ted talk were difficult to understand.
Nothing was difficult to understand today
no thank you
NO
NO
No
Nope everything was good today
No
No. I understood everything clearly today
No
No, there was nothing difficult to understand today.
No, nothing was difficult.
About the group assignment on what to submit
No
Nothing today was too difficult to understand.
Nothing
No
Nothing today was difficult to understand.
No
No
nope
No
No, everything was straight-forward!
NO
Nope, there was nothing
NO
No
No
No
No
no
No, not today.
no
how cognitive liberty takes into account physiology
Today was easy to understand
nothing
I understood all materials
I took well to understanding today’s material
no
I would love if we discuss more about the articles
No.
I don’t think there was anything hard to understand today.
No.
nope
No
nope very thing was pretty good
Not really everything was on point and was easy to understand
mental privacy
no
Nothing
No
no
Nope
N/A
there was nothing about today that was diificult
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
No
There wasn't anything difficult to understand in today's lecture.
No
Not really
Not really, ai is a really dangerous thing.
No
no
No, nothing was difficult to understand today.
No
No
not really

Was there anything today about which you would like to know more?

The importance of privacy and ethics and the fundamental purpose of design
More topics of this type, it is interesting.
Learning more about the ethics of design choices, balancing benefits for the majority with safeguarding vulnerable users.
Intrusive drones
No
Neurotech and the benefits to wearers who suffer from seizures and other mental disabilities.
no
Privacy
How many exam questions do we have
No I think I'm good
no
What companies and designers are doing to incoorperate both design that services the greater good while also including design elements that help accomodate vulnerable people or groups of people.
Nothing in particular
Social Dilemma and how social media has affected mankind.
Social roles of privacy
No
The affect of ai on human intelligence
Second role
I'm unsure which scenerios would make helping the greater good vs the most vulnerable mutually exclusive rather than not.
robust examples of dark patterns
N/a
What insights about manipulative design practices and interfaces can we get from Dark Pattern Papers?
the creator film.
yeah, i want to watch the movie
I would like to know about the kinds of designs and which are the best.
I would like to know more about these brain chips and the policies that are actually in use with them, and what data they can track and more importantly use from our brains.
No
no
Not really the concept were easy enough to understand.
I would like to know more about what the sensors that track brain activity look like and how they track the activities. They claim the sensors can even be placed in headphones so I assume they are fairly small in size. How do you they make them so compact?
more about the midterm
No
The idea of the Netflix film in the class
none
How companies choose what to build and who to build it for
I think today class was pretty much easy to go so there was nothing I would like to know more
I would like to know more about how companies manipulate user's data to keep them engaged.
Does the real society develop to ensure the majority of interests?
Other discrete ways companies may try to collect data on us without us knowing
I would like to know more about how privacy laws have not kept up with the rapid pace of drone technology
No
How many midterm questions do we have
About midterm questions
NO
No
Nope
Material to read from for the midterm
No
Group discussion collective welfare
It was about the social media privacy that it is good to being scared of our information which is running over on internet.
No, everything was enough.
About the use of AI in different fields
No
The speaker mentions that headphones, smartwatches, earbuds, and other tech is collecting our data. I would like to know how common this is, and what specific devices can actually obtain this brain data.
I want to look into the dark patterns and find out who choses to make decisions when it comes to ads for large tech companies.
More about the topics to be asked in midterms
No
I would like to learn more brain sensing technology in general and laws surrounding it (if there are any.
I would like to know more about the extent to which our data is used on the web. This obviously depends on what company/website you are giving your information to, but it would be interesting to know the specifics.
No
No
nope, there was nothing
No
I am just excited for what the class has to bring!
No
Nothing
NO
No
No
No
No
no
No, not really.
no
how cognitive liberty takes into account physiology
I would like to learn more about the brain technology mentioned in the Ted Talk
nothing
I want to know more about midterm
No as todays topic was thorough and left me with tons of resources on the website to answer my curiosities
no
discussion about the ted talk video
Yes about privacy concerns from neuro tech devices and dark side of social media.
I would like to know more about intrusive drones and would also like to watch social dilemma
No.
nope
Not really
nope today’s lecture was in dept so i don’t need to know more about it
As mentioned nothing for now but maybe in future lectures
`social dilemma
no
I would like to know more about Dark Patterns
No
no
Nope
N/A
I would like to learn m ore about the ethical background of CS
More details about dark pattern
No
Dark pattern
Dark pattern paper
Not particularly
No
No
No
Dark pattern paper
I understood everything
I would like to know more real-life examples regarding the dark patterns paper.
No
no
Why do people feel the need to use romantic ai bots
Dark patterns
no
The brain data privacy discussed on the Ted video
want to watch the movie social dilemma
No
examples pls

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