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ASSIGNMENT $1$

Assignment Question: Please note that this assignment consists of two parts: Part $1$ and

Part $2.$

Part $1$: Ethical Decision$-$Making Process Imagine you are a member of the development

team in the autonomous vehicle project described in the scenario, facing the dilemma of the

AI system occasionally making dangerous decisions. Your task is to navigate this ethical

dilemma using the ethical decision$-$making process.

Utilizing the steps of the ethical decision$-$making process discussed in class or your

readings, analyse the situation and outline the steps you would take to address the

issue of dangerous decisions made by the AI system. Be sure to include

considerations for safety, innovation, efficiency, and stakeholder interests.

Part $2$: Linking to ACM and IEEE Ethical Codes In the second part of this assignment,

you will link your ethical decision$-$making process from Part $1$ to the "ACM code of ethics

and Professional conduct $".$ Specifically, you will identify relevant principles or guidelines

within these codes that align with your decision$-$making process.

Examine the "ACM code of ethics and Professional conduct "and identify the

principles or guidelines that are most relevant to the ethical dilemma you analysed in

Part $1.$

Explain how each identified principle or guideline aligns with the steps you outlined

in your ethical decision$-$making process. Provide clear and specific examples or

explanations of this alignment.

Assignment Submission Guidelines:

Deadline submission is $23\mathrm{.}00$ hours on Tuesday $2$nd January $2024$

Your assignment should be well$-$structured, clear, and concise.

Please make sure to cite any external sources you use for referencing ethical

decision$-$making models, "ACM code of ethics and Professional conduct".

Submit your assignment in a single document with two clearly labelled sections

for Part $1$ and Part $2.$

This assignment is designed to assess your understanding of ethical decision$-$making

processes, your ability to apply them to real$-$world scenarios, and your knowledge of relevant

ethical codes in the field of computer science.