The Ethical Implications of HCI's Turn to the Cultural
summary
A three-day workshop with 40 participants stages four case studies — a mobile street performance that removes phones and wallets, a biosensor-fed rollercoaster, climate data burned into art, and an alternate-reality game that stages a kidnapping — and extracts six ethical challenges: transgression, boundaries, consent, withdrawal, data, and integrity. The claim is that cultural HCI mixes confl icting ethical frames, requires ethics during and after experiences, and that confessionals beat one-size-fits-all guidelines for surfacing workable practices.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to cultural HCI
- 1:53Ethics in HCI history
- 4:03Artists' ethical dilemmas
- 6:55Transgression in artistic practice
- 8:19Boundaries and participant safety
- 10:07Informed consent in art
- 11:51Right to withdraw from experiences
- 12:55Integrity in artistic research
- 13:58Dual ethical framings
- 15:21Ethics throughout the process
- 16:45Q&A with audience