In this book, Michael Grabowski uses established theories of ethics to evaluate the benefits and risks of using virtual reality (VR). By examining and imagining use cases of VR and related technologies, Grabowski questions how rules should govern VR to address issues of control, access, privacy, bias, deception, and abuse.
In this book, Michael Grabowski uses established theories of ethics to evaluate the benefits and risks of using virtual reality (VR). By examining and imagining use cases of VR and related technologies, Grabowski questions how rules should govern VR to address issues of control, access, privacy, bias, deception, and abuse.
Michael Grabowski is professor of communication, sound, and media arts and director of the Game Design and Production program at Manhattan College.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: What is VR? Chapter 2: Applying Ethics to VR Chapter 3: Control of VR Chapter 4: Access to VR Chapter 5: Privacy in VR Chapter 6: Misrepresentation and Bias in VR Chapter 7: Harassment and Abuse in VR Chapter 8: What Should VR Be?
Chapter 1: What is VR? Chapter 2: Applying Ethics to VR Chapter 3: Control of VR Chapter 4: Access to VR Chapter 5: Privacy in VR Chapter 6: Misrepresentation and Bias in VR Chapter 7: Harassment and Abuse in VR Chapter 8: What Should VR Be?
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