Tech Ethics for Developers
Ethics & Responsible Technology
Where are we as an industry and how did we get here?
80% of developers don’t feel it’s their responsibility if unethical products go live. Are they right?
We're here to question who is ultimately responsible for the impact of tech products, for good and bad, and what they can do about it.
Code doesn't kill people, product managers do? Or is it shareholders? CEOs? Developers? Do we all need to be informed and responsible?
About Code:Ethics
We are a London-based community group dedicated to bringing together open source resources for developers on ethical and responsible technical decision making & how to get your voice heard. It is a collaboration between industry, community groups and academia.
Everything on this site & blog is available to use under a creative commons, non-attribution license. Use it as you like for commercial or non-commercial purposes - it's there to share.
The material will be the basis of a brand new Responsible Technology module for the Computer Science MSc at the University of Hertfordshire.
Community & Speaker Directory
Included in our resources is a list of active speakers in the area of ethics in technology.
We are supported by
- Coed:Ethics, the London-based meetup promoting diversity in tech.
- Container Solutions.
- The Sustainable Servers 2024 campaign.
Get Involved
Join the conversation on Twitter: @coedethics, @anne_e_currie, #ethicsposse
Sign our Sustainable Servers Petition & choose sustainable servers for your hosting (Google Cloud, Azure or the 4 AWS sustainable regions: Dublin, Frankfurt, Canada or Oregon).
Send us feedback or comment on our blog. Maybe you'd like to write a guest post? Let us know.
Events
Our 2018 technology and ethics conference had 120 attendees from industry, charities, and academic institutions.