Back to Basics: Ethics for Computational Intelligence

Computer science seems still to be one of the most popular majors for college students. Most students, of course, don't go on to become computer scientists; instead, they fill the ranks of the vast upper-middle-class of business managers and professionals by utilizing their analytical thinking skills. The theoretical models they learn in their college classes inform the way they think about the world, even if they don't end up using them for coding purposes after final exams are over. There is at least one gaping hole in the education most computers science majors receive. They learn plenty of algorithmic models, but they aren't often taught to think critically about what they learn.