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Hello everyone and
welcome to my lecture,
'Blockchain usage as a
responsible technology'.
My name is Tanya Zhelezniak.
I have more than 20
years experience as
a software engineer in the field
filling different roles
as a system analyst,
project manager, and team lead.
I have degrees in
Computer Science,
Digital Strategy, and
Marketing Communications.
I have a business in Digital
Marketing consulting
and Business Strategy.
I'm also passionate educator,
impact, entrepreneur,
and community builder.
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This lecture will be organized
in the following sections.
First, we will examine
the challenges of building
technical solutions,
and we'll talk about
the general concept
of responsible technology.
Then we will go
over the variety of
tools for building
responsible technology.
We will look at the
EthicHub use-case,
which was presented in
my previous lecture,
using these tools and
summarize our conclusions.
Finally, I will present
to you the key takeaways.
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Now let's get to it.
Let's examine the
challenges of building
technical solutions and why we
need to talk about responsible
technology at all.
Technology evolves
exponentially and
challenges us to face not
only technical problems,
but also ethical and moral
issues regarding privacy,
human rights, and environment.
Legislation and
regulation are behind
and cannot always provide
answers to real-time problems.
This gap puts a lot of
additional responsibility
on software engineers
and middle and
senior management.
It also creates
ethical challenges and
the demand for provision
of more available,
accessible and safe products
and services to customers.
The importance of soft skills
has become evidently necessary
for engineering
responsible technology
and making ethical
and moral decisions.
