This is a very interesting take on the inventions that people create. Though the person who made it with good intentions does not have control of people who change it into something that can be harmful, I think that this can be used as an example as technology advances.

Before taking this class, I was not educated on ethics framework but I definitely got a better perspective of ethics on social media systems and the importance of upholding them.

I think that Facebook's forthcoming was a part of a bigger plan. I use FB because my family uses it and its easier for them to navigate through. Just like other platforms, the development of FB has encouraged other platforms to succeed and vice versa

I think that this goes back to the unethical decisions that the entertainment industry enforces. I wonder what kind of moral code they have within the companies.

Public shaming has gotten so normalized on social media towards celebrities which has most times impact their lives. Every little change is noticed and talked about on social media as if it isnt normal.

I think that cancel culture can be used for good when someone is held accountable for their actions but at the same time it can get out of hand to those who do not deserve it. It can go both ways but at the end of the day it is something that can ruin some ones life.

In the media just like in real life, marginalized groups have always been a target to harassment. Due to historical gaslighting, Women of color are perceived a certain way which is engraved in society.

Crowd harassment is often a trend that people follow on social media.. Oftentimes kids and teens are influenced into following the crowd of harassment to people who are vulnerable. I think that although it is hard to regulate, there should be a system in place to automatically restrict users if harassment occurs.

It's interesting to see that only a small minority of tweeters is the cause for the bottom 90% of tweeters to view and interact. I think this is important to acknowledge since there can be exclusion for others.

I like the references they use with the movie Crazy Rich Asians, crowdsourcing is always an attention grabber to the audience. Having a designed interactive Ad-hoc can be beneficial while also causing harm.

Government officials play a big factor in the censorship of platforms which I think have influence in the way users interact. I think its good how governments are against Child Sexual Abuse however I also think there should be a reinforcement through all media.

This statement is important for social media companies to understand so that it reinforces effective moderation practices to ensure safe platforms for users. I also think that by ensuring a safe environment, minorities and underrepresented communities can express themselves more often.

Algorithms are an important aspect of social media that has always fascinated me. Data collection and displaying similar content/niche is what keeps users to continue scrolling on social media.

Seeing a meme from an evolutionary perspective is interesting to consider. I think that the spread of all of the ideas listed well represents what a meme is though I never thought of it from this perspective.

TIkTok's algorithm is for sure advanced. The algorithm is also to switch in a matter of moments. I think this has a lot to do with its success.

I think that this goes beyond the algorithm shaping the experience of users on social media. I think that at the end of the day trolling increases engagement

I think this is a good idea and with Apple already doing this for its consumers I think that there is a high possibility that their technology could evolve into helping more disabilities. The intention of putting the burden on the computer programmers is good until there isn't a feature to turn off these tools for people that dont need it. '

I think that that technology can give people with disabilities hope in "becoming normal" however I think that its easier said than done. I feel that it can be hard for someone with a disability to ask for help, much less purchase an expensive tool.

I think unintentional data poisoning shows that we need to be careful about what we post online because sometimes you never know what can go viral. Often times when I see people posting online, I remember that whatever is posted online will stay on there forever and eventually follow you.

It's interesting to see our feed based on data mining, even if something is only liked or interacted once. In terms of ads targeting children, I think there should be more restrictions due to kids being vulnerable and gullible.

I feel that it takes practice to make it seem more authentic. Although it can be useful for certain situations, it can be draining by the end of it.

This is interesting to read, especially after Trump's account was suspended. I think this is a lack of authenticity which affects Elon's integrity.

If designers make their interfaces frictionless, the benefits would be substantial, however I also think that there will be an increase in technology addiction. This is obviously a good thing for platforms to make more money off of views but mental health will decline even more.

This type of interaction on blogs I feel is very interesting because of the direct contact with the post. This was the initial stage of commenting, updating, subscription that we have now on social media. It is cool to see these ideas being developed and how it has changed.

This concept is interesting to think about when the numerical data impacts our perception of its accuracy. I would like to know more about ethical considerations.

I find this interesting because I did not know there was a limit to how much space can be used to save each number. As a beginner to coding, I would like to know more about how to use floating numbers.

I found it interesting how separating the intention and act of protest creates a loophole for the protesters to remain anonymous. I think it is smart but at the same time cowardly.

I think that these pauses are very handy when it comes to making your bot "real" in a way. Its cool to see this side of what actually goes on when bots are involved.

I found it interesting how computers were considered smart humans to do calculations but now electronic computers are smarter than humans that now have their own language. It would also be interesting to see the shift between human computers and electronic computers during that era.

Although there are many frameworks of ethics, the important thing to remember is that people have free will and can choose to follow it or not. Personally, I grew up religious however, I have always kept an open mind about different ideas and perspectives. Existentialism allows us to adapt or reject ethic frameworks.