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portada Everyday Ethics in the Digital Age. A Practical Guide to AI Ethics, Digital Privacy, Social Media, Better Moral Decisions, and Navigating Life’s Gray Areas
Type
Physical Book
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
136
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798996839889

Everyday Ethics in the Digital Age. A Practical Guide to AI Ethics, Digital Privacy, Social Media, Better Moral Decisions, and Navigating Life’s Gray Areas

George Munson (Author) · GL Digital Publishing LLC · Paperback

Everyday Ethics in the Digital Age. A Practical Guide to AI Ethics, Digital Privacy, Social Media, Better Moral Decisions, and Navigating Life’s Gray Areas - George Munson

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Synopsis "Everyday Ethics in the Digital Age. A Practical Guide to AI Ethics, Digital Privacy, Social Media, Better Moral Decisions, and Navigating Life’s Gray Areas"

You freeze before replying to the family group chat. Your employer wants more data. Your child wants social media. An AI tool gives an answer that feels useful but wrong. And no matter what you do, you can’t find a choice that feels clean. If so, then keep reading...

This book contains the exact steps that took me from feeling trapped between loud opinions and impossible choices to making grounded ethical decisions with clarity and compassion in less than a few weeks.

Want to know the biggest difference between those two time periods? I stopped hunting for perfect answers and started building a moral practice for real life.

The problem is, most thoughtful people don’t know how to turn their values into action when privacy, AI ethics, social media, work, family, and identity collide.

You can do it using the "Moral Agility" methods inside. Once you see them, you can’t unsee them. They’re so powerful, they work without your permission.

Inside you will find:

The easiest way to make a hard choice without pretending there is one perfect answerThe Five-Step Moral Decision Toolbox system that turns confusion into a next honest moveThe 3-part framework that gets thoughtful people to act on their values under pressureThe one question that cuts through outrage and reveals what you actually owe othersThe 5 mental shifts responsible for escaping decision fatigue and moral paralysisWhy doing whatever feels right in the moment is hurting your progress, and what to do insteadThe personal data shield playbook that gets your daily technology habits to protect your digital privacyThe calling-in move that gets defensive friends and coworkers to hear difficult feedback without a public battleThe Pause-Name-Choose-Repair framework for mistakes you wish you could take backAnd everything else you need to turn guilt, regret, and disagreement into moral growth...fast

You will examine algorithmic prejudice before AI makes choices for you. You will spot the bystander effect in a scrolling feed. You will learn when rules help, when consequences matter, and when character calls for courage. Through vivid case studies in parenting, workplace monitoring, online conflict, cultural disagreement, and allyship, you will practice choices before the stakes become personal.

And the best part is... You can use these methods to start seeing your next ethical step within an hour of reading this book. You have to know where to look... and the first place is inside.

Build moral agility for AI ethics, digital privacy, social media conflict, and everyday gray areas.

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