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From smart sensors that infringe on our privacy to neural nets that portrayrealistic imposter deepfakes, our society increasingly bears the burden ofnegative, if unintended, consequences of computing innovations. As the expertsin the technology we create, Computer Science (CS) researchers must do betterat anticipating and addressing these undesirable consequences proactively. Ourprior work showed that many of us recognize the value of thinking preemptivelyabout the perils our research can pose, yet we tend to address them only inhindsight. How can we change the culture in which considering undesirableconsequences of digital technology is deemed as important, but is not commonlydone?

The Case for Anticipating Undesirable Consequences of Computing Innovations Early, Often, and Across Computer Science