Hans Jonas describes the “short arm” of predictive knowledge and his recommended approach to the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure through the use of adopt precautions and the idea of remaining flexible with future policy\/infrastructure changes. Jonas describes the essential need of an adaptive approach so that the framework can remain agile and their can be adaptations in places if there is need to make changes. Jonas’s main point was the need for responsibility towards the future generations to ensure preservation of life and ethics of the future citizens that this will implicate. Additionally, Jonas emphasizes taking precautions and to implement strict regulations or safeguards to mitigate potential threats. Lastly, Jonas advocates or collaboration for complex ethical challenges to be faced. For cyber security this would involve experts from different fields collaborating for one common goal. Jonas states that if his advice is taken and implemented present and future generations ethics can be upheld and we will be able to navigate the challenges of the “short arm” predictive knowledge.\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Hans Jonas describes the “short arm” of predictive knowledge and his recommended approach to the development of cyber-policy and infrastructure through the use of adopt precautions and the idea of remaining flexible with future policy\/infrastructure changes. Jonas describes the essential need of an adaptive approach so that the framework can remain agile and their can… <\/p>\n