@thesciencesam: An actual company calculated that it was cheaper to let huge amounts of people unalive, rather than fixing their product! Let’s talk about this case study and engineering ethics :) #casestudy #behindthelie #engineering #productengineering #trustissues

pavel_editz :

holy smart baddie

Tom :

This is why AI is scary, it will never understand ethics when making decisions

Raphi :

could you talk abt the influence of different foods to testosterone?

Daniel li :

I gotta take ethics 😭

Tudor Soncodi :

✨capitalism ✨

Henrik Storm 🇪🇺 :

They did a financial calculation, but forgot the organizational costs: culture, trust, reputation, and employees. That’s usually what destroys companies.

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people are forgetting that companies arent your friends

Hamlet :

rehashing some subplots of fight club?

Logan :

What kinda ethics do u have to study when being a bioengineer

I’m_Player_9 :

Oh dang, thank you for informing me.

MultiUnion :

Why didn't they just charge 11 dollars more for the cars?

Cpt.Axel :

V1mny :

why is unc just a genius in all fields

AMINEX7 :

Aidan :

Been watching your videos for ages now, so well done, keep up the good work

Gary :

Sam’s a real baddie

Mindfuel Nutrition :

A science and history crossover I love it

BadMeatsEvil :

And that never stopped by the way. Pretty much every problem with every product ever encounters the calculation of is it cheaper to let it happen or recall it to fix the problem.

Suxidux :

As a chemical engineer. Whats ethics and whats safety. (jk)

Noah :

In Saab we trust

Talkawaythedark! :

The pinto was the 1st car I remember my mom having.

MasterSkyWanker :

You’re acting like this isn’t common sense and today’s standards have changed

LokiLowKey :

my fyp is on point