Philosophy & Ethics Prompts

Conduct an ethical analysis of [AI application/technology/policy: describe]. Apply: privacy and data ethics, fairness and bias (who benefits, who is harmed), autonomy and consent, accountability (who is responsible when things go wrong), transparency, and long-term societal impacts. Conclude with: 3 ethical principles that should govern this technology and 3 red lines that should not be crossed.

Analyse the ethics of the following business decision/practice: [describe situation]. Apply: stakeholder theory (identify all affected parties and their interests), shareholder vs. stakeholder capitalism perspectives, corporate social responsibility framework, the veil of ignorance (would decision-makers choose this if they didn't know which stakeholder they'd be), and whistleblowing considerations if applicable.

Conduct an ethics consultation on this medical ethics case: [describe — patient autonomy/end of life/resource allocation/research ethics/informed consent issue]. Apply the four principles of biomedical ethics: autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, justice. Identify the ethical tensions, relevant legal and professional obligations, the range of permissible actions, and how a clinical ethics committee might approach this.