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research about humans that is not human-subjects research.
paradoxical because suggests research needs to be done on humans without the use of humans
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Researchers represent themselves as dealing with systems and math, not people—human data is treated as a substrate for testing systems, not the object of interest in itself.
people used for data science research seen as nothing more than test subjects, underscoring the importance of the need for ethical boundaries in research
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By historicizing extant research ethics norms and regulations, we are able to see the disjunctions with the epistemic conditions of data sciences as one more site of negotiation and improvement rather than an implacable conflict.
as science and technology advances, ethical boundaries must develop and advance alongside it
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But there are now so many data sets about individuals in the public domain
relates to Visible Man about how data and information is collected on everyone, whether consented to or not
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