scientific responsibility

language: en

definitions

  1. The ethical obligation of researchers to conduct studies with integrity, honesty, and respect for human or animal subjects, ensuring the accuracy and transparency of their findings.
    en: The ethical obligation of researchers to conduct studies with integrity, honesty, and respect for human or animal subjects, ensuring the accuracy and transparency of their findings.
  2. The duty of scientists to foresee and mitigate the potential negative consequences, misuse, or societal impacts of their discoveries and technological advancements.
    en: The duty of scientists to foresee and mitigate the potential negative consequences, misuse, or societal impacts of their discoveries and technological advancements.

examples

  1. The committee emphasized the importance of scientific responsibility in ensuring the ethical treatment of research participants.

    The committee emphasized the importance of scientific responsibility in ensuring the ethical treatment of research participants.

  2. With the rise of AI, scientific responsibility requires researchers to consider the long-term impact of their algorithms on society.

    With the rise of AI, scientific responsibility requires researchers to consider the long-term impact of their algorithms on society.