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Emotion AI Ethics

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0. Introduction
1. What is ethics?

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2. Autonomy

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3. Dignity

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4. Privacy

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5. Fairness

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6. Equity / Solidarity

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7. Social wellbeing

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8. Explainability

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9. Safety

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10. Performance

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11. Cases in Emotion AI Ethics

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12. AI Ethics Evaluations and Audits

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James Brusseau 12/01/2026

Emotion AI Ethics
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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

In the “Mouse Diagnosis” case study, what is an argument for making a user’s predicted Parkinson’s diagnosis public based on the principle of Social Wellbeing?

A) It allows the user to exercise their individual right to keep medical information secret.
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B) It prevents the AI company from being sued for collecting biometric data without consent.
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C) It ensures that the algorithm is equally accurate for all demographic groups.
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D) It could help society reduce overall healthcare costs by allowing for better long-term medical planning.
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The “Cheetos” experiment highlights a conflict between what people “want to want” and what they “biologically want.” In an AI movie recommendation system using brain waves, what is the core Autonomy dilemma?

A) Deciding which "me" should have self-determination: the conscious self (who says they like action) or the biological self (who reacts to horror).
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B) Determining if the AI hardware is fast enough to provide real-time suggestions.
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C) Ensuring the movies are high-quality enough to satisfy the user's artistic standards.
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D) Moving the data to a different platform to avoid corporate lock-in.
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In the comparison between OpenAI (DALL-E) and Stable Diffusion regarding the prompt “AI torture machine,” which principle(s) justifies OpenAI’s choice to disallow the image?

A) Autonomy and the right to self-determination.
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B) Performance and the excellence of the engineering process.
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C) Safety and Social Wellbeing.
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D) Individual Dignity and the right to accountability.
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In the “AI Engineered Classroom” case, how can the use of attention-monitoring headsets be argued to increase a student’s autonomy in the long run?

A) By allowing the student to view the teacher's personal data during the lesson.
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B) By providing a "structural" benefit where better education leads to a broader horizon of future opportunities.
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C) By removing the need for human teachers, thus giving students total independence.
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D) By ensuring that students with certain skull shapes receive more favorable grades.
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According to the overview of principles, what does the “right to accountability” aspect of human Dignity mean?

A) The right to be treated as a thing or a commodity to be optimized.
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B) The right to not be treated "like a baby" and to take responsibility for the consequences of one's actions.
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C) The ability to mathematically calculate the most efficient path to success.
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D) The right to have an AI explain its logic in a human-readable language.
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