A story game for studying applied ethics. You are a junior ethics detective. Your job is not to “guess the right answer,” but to collect facts, choose a lens, defend your reasoning, and understand the cost of your decision.
You will investigate four AI dilemmas inspired by your W1D1-W1D3 project: AI as augmentation, AI and work, surveillance, bias, accountability, privacy, and the six x_lens of applied ethics.
Ethics is not vibes. You need facts before a verdict.
Rights, Justice, Utility, Common Good, Virtue, and Care each ask a different question.
Hard cases have costs. A strong answer names what it sacrifices.
Use this like your in-game spellbook. Open it whenever you forget what a lens means.
Different x_lens can disagree. That is not failure. That is what makes ethics difficult. Your mission is to argue clearly and name the cost.
Pick the lens you want to use for this case. There is not always one perfect answer, but some x_lens fit certain cases better. After choosing, you must defend it.
You finished the tribunal. Now write a short report. This makes the learning stick because you explain the ideas in your own words.
Use at least 3 x_lensName one costMention human judgment