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SIGCAS Computers and Society, Volume 51
Volume 51, Number 1, April 2022
- Douglas Schuler:
From the chair: state of the SIG. 6-7 - Clarence A. Ellis:
Clarence "skip" Ellis. 7 - Richard Blumenthal:
Highlighting a few educators. 8 - Johanna Blumenthal:
Thinking like a lawyer: is this really the best we can do? 9-10 - Paige Gulley, Alissa Voth:
The computation urge to... DIY social media. 11 - Richard Blumenthal:
Is ethical computing ready to grow up?: (as other professions have). 12
Volume 51, Number 2, August 2022
- Douglas Schuler:
Steering or Sleepwalking? The Strange Disappearance of Social Responsibility. 6-7 - Michelle Trim:
Computing Must Pay Attention to Outcomes to Achieve Equity. 8-9 - Richard Blumenthal:
CS202X and SEP-KA Update. 9 - Johanna Blumenthal:
Open Source Responsibilities. 10-11 - Anna De Liddo:
Using Technology to Unite Us: Can Disagreement be a Catalyst for Consensus Building? 12-13 - Michael James Heron, Pauline Helen Belford:
Whistleblowers in an Academic Gift Culture - A Commentary on the Scandal in Academia. 14-19 - Richard Blumenthal:
Apathy, Arrogance, and Reality - "It's Now or Never": Can Computer Science Save Humanity From Itself Including Computer Scientists? 20-22
Volume 51, Number 3, December 2022
- Douglas Schuler:
Utopian Thinking or Business as Usual: Pondering Next Steps for SIGCAS. 6 - Michelle Trim:
Faking it and Breaking it: Responsible AI is needed Now. 7-9 - Patty Lopez:
Reflections on the Design of Systems that Impact Computers and Society. 9 - Brian Krupp, Julia Gersey:
Privacy Focused Companies, How Focused Are They? 10 - Richard Blumenthal:
"A Fork In The Road" Who Do We Want To Work For, and Why? 11-12
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