…but in the dual use context bad effects are merely a foreseen possibility (and/or presumably often considered to be low probability). • In prototypical DDE scenarios the foreseen bad effect…

…intended good effect can also produce a foreseen bad effect” (Uniacke 2013, p. 153). DDE holds that it may be morally permissible to pursue an action with a foreseen bad…

…the foreseen bad effect is (usually) directly produced by the moral agent in question, but in the dual use context the foreseen possible bad effect would result from the malevolent…

…can be seen as not bad, somewhat bad, or very bad. He clarified that some organisms with low intrinsic potential to be weapons could actually be very harmful, depending on…

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…data is used to describe an experiment that failed due to experimental error or a bad reagent. Section III: Scope: How will the quality of non-peer reviewed data be assessed?…

…the risks. In such cases, the decision would be DO NOT COMMUNICATE. The conditions under which this could be the case is that the research yields sufficient information for bad…

…information see: Dynamic Consent: http://www.publichealth.ox.ac.uk/helex/about/research-projects-1/dynamic-consent-project EnCoRe (the project that dynamic consent grew out of): http://www.publichealth.ox.ac.uk/helex/about/research-projects-1/encore-projectIndicative publications:Whitley EA (2013) Towards effective, consent based control of personal data. In Digital Enlightenment Forum…

…publication of the Homer et al paper, the notion that a bad actor with access to a person’s DNA sequence, and choose to use it to discover whether they had…