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| The key word in data science is "data". As data scientists, we have access to a vast amount of information that relates to the public and private lives of our fellow human beings. As ''human centered'' data scientists, we want to make sure that the work we do with this data respects the people it relates to, adhering to both legal requirements and ethical best practices. That's what we'll be discussing in the second week of Human-Centered Data Science, discussing copyright, federal criminal law and the sociological definition of "creepy".
| | * Informed consent in the age of Data Science |
| | * Privacy |
| | ** User expectations |
| | ** Inferred information |
| | ** Correlation |
| | * Anonymisation strategies |
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| == Legalities ==
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| === Copyright and licensing ===
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| === Terms of Service ===
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| == Privacy and ethics ==
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| === Informed consent ===
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| === Expectations of privacy ===
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| === Harm ===
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