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17 - Consequences of Uses of Computers MatchUp
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Click on a top box, then click on its match below. Or, drag a top box and drop it onto the correct match. Match all pairs before clicking ‘Check’.
Copyright
Copyrights, Designs and Patents Act
Computer Misuse Act
Data Protection Act
Censorship
Patent
Moral
Cultural
Legal
Automated
Artificial intelligence
A generic term that relates to issues of whether a law has or has not been broken.
A term that describes the process of decision-making in which a human being has not been directly involved.
A protection that can apply to both images and code that makes up a computer program.
Hacking is one way of breaking this law.
If you were to develop a new form of technology that allowed a touchscreen to work underwater, you might protect that invention with one of these.
A very broad term which describes how people live and what they value.
A term that refers to governments or organisations choosing what audiences can and cannot see online.
This law would be broken if an employer accidentally revealed a person's sexual preferences in an all-company email.
Pertaining to something, not necessarily relating to a law, being perceived as right or wrong.
This law is broken every time a soundtrack is ripped from a YouTube video without consent.
A broad and growing discipline, which includes the subdisciplines of speech recognition and machine learning.