The ethics of wearable cameras in the wild
The ethics of wearable cameras in the wild
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野外可穿戴相机的道德规范
DOI：
10.1109/ethics.2014.6893382
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2014
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Michael A. Brown
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作者：
Victoria Shipp;A. Skatova;Jesse M. Blum;Michael A. Brown
可穿戴相机技术的进步为学术和行业研究人员提供了回答参与者行为问题的新方法。虽然这些方法很有前途，但在代理、问责、第三方信任和责任授权方面，这些方法引起了一些伦理问题。在本文中，我们通过在涉及一组利益相关者（包括研究人员、技术专家和研究参与者）的研讨会上利用和适应伦理技术评估（eTA）方法，考虑在研究中使用可穿戴相机。最后，我们为有兴趣评估可穿戴相机在实验室环境之外进行研究的研究人员和伦理审查委员会提供了建议原则。
Improvements in wearable camera technologies are providing academic and industry researchers with new ways to answer questions about participant behaviour. Although promising, these methods raise a number of ethical concerns in regards to agency, accountability, third party trust, and the delegation of responsibility. In this paper we consider the use of wearable cameras in research through the utilisation and adaptation of the Ethical Technology Assessment (eTA) method within a workshop involving a group of stakeholders, including researchers, technologists, and research participants. We conclude the paper with recommended principles for researchers and ethics review committees interested in assessing the usage of wearable cameras for conducting research outside of lab settings.