The Care of Software: Ethics and Ecosystems

Friday Dec 4

09:00 –

10:00

Red Room

What does caring for software look like in a world where people hate what it has become? Let us re-examine what software is and can be, and look at the possible futures we might construct with it.

software ethics

software development

Justin Warren

Founder and Principal Consultant at PivotNine

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Jeremy D. Miller

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The Care of Software: Ethics and Ecosystems

Justin Warren