Orphan Risks
Social & Ethical FactorsSocial & Ethical Factors cover risks associated with how people think, feel, and act as well as risks tied to personal and societal values and norms.
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Ethics
Risks from business practices overstepping the often-indistinct line between ethical and unethical behavior.
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Perception
Risks created from how people perceive a technology to impact/threaten what they think is important.
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Privacy
Risks from the social pitfalls associated with the use and misuse of individual’s data.
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Social Justice & Equity
Risks from business practices and technologies that marginalize or disadvantage specific segments within society.
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Social Trends
Risks from shifts in social norms, changing consumer expectations, or evolving cultural behaviors.
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Worldview
Risks from people’s deeply-held beliefs about how they view the world and how it should function.
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