“Can we build it?” is no longer the only question developers and CTOs should be asking.
In today’s fast-moving tech world, where AI writes our recommendations and code deploys at the push of a button, “Should we build it?” has become just as important.
That’s the core idea behind our latest whitepaper:
👉 “The Role of Ethical Impact Assessments in Software Development.”
💡 What’s an Ethical Impact Assessment (EIA)?
An EIA is like a moral code review. It’s a structured way to predict and prevent harm before your product ever hits production. It looks at fairness, privacy, inclusivity, environmental impact, and more.
If you think that sounds like something for big enterprises only—think again.
Whether you’re building a tiny feature or rolling out a massive AI system, the decisions you make ripple out into the real world.
And when they go wrong?
It’s not just bad PR—it’s lost trust, legal risk, user exodus, and cultural backlash.
⚙️ Why DevOps Needs Ethics Built In
Fast-moving pipelines need guardrails.
Just like security shifted left in DevSecOps, EthDevOps brings ethics into your CI/CD and review process.
Our whitepaper shows:
- How to embed ethics into existing DevOps workflows
- Real-world failures that could’ve been avoided with an EIA (remember Amazon’s AI hiring tool?)
- Key regulations (like the EU AI Act & IEEE 7000) you’ll want to stay ahead of
- A practical, lightweight framework to help your team get started
🛠️ No-Nonsense. Actionable. Developer-Ready.
We made this whitepaper for decision-makers who don’t have time for fluff but care deeply about building tech that lasts—for users, for society, for the future.
Whether you’re leading a team, managing infrastructure, or coding features, this is your chance to get ahead of the curve and build responsibly.
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