Term: Oxford Handbooks Ser.

The Oxford Handbook of Digital Ethics is a comprehensive textbook authored by Carissa Véliz, exploring the intersection of ethics and digital technology. Published by Oxford University Press, this hardcover book delves into subjects such as computer science, artificial intelligence, and semantics, offering insights on moral philosophy in the digital age. With 816 pages and a publication year of 2024, this handbook is a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in navigating the ethical challenges posed by our increasingly connected world.