Data Ethics Implementing Morality in real world

Data Ethics: Implementing Morality in the Real World (ISBN: 978-93-48717-71-9), published by Guru Shishya Publication, is a thoughtful and comprehensive exploration of the ethical dimensions of data in todays digital society. Authored by Dr. Nitika Vats Doohan, Dr. Ankur Saxena, Pushpa Bansiwal, and Varun Bhardwaj, the book bridges the gap between technological advancement and moral responsibility, offering a structured framework for understanding how data should be collected, processed, and used responsibly.The text delves into critical issues such as privacy, consent, transparency, algorithmic bias, digital rights, cybersecurity, and the societal impact of big data and artificial intelligence. Real-world case studies and practical insights are provided to demonstrate how ethical principles can be implemented in diverse fields including healthcare, finance, education, governance, and social media.Designed to align with the emerging syllabus of data ethics and digital responsibility, the book serves as an essential guide for students of computer science, information technology, management, and law. It is equally valuable for policymakers, researchers, and industry professionals striving to ensure that technology serves humanity in a fair, just, and accountable manner.By combining philosophical perspectives with applied practices, Data Ethics: Implementing Morality in the Real World empowers readers to critically analyze the ethical challenges of the digital age and to adopt responsible approaches in professional and personal contexts.