Group 2 seminar schedule (Wednesdays)

1. Nov 1:
   • Andrei Romar - Ethical aspects of piracy
   • Sigrid Latt - Social Media and Mental Health
   • Andrei Mironov - Double-edged sword in history of IT
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2. Nov 8:
   • Diana Anastassija Turks - Random Number Generation in Cryptography
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3. Nov 15:
   • Stiven Lille - The ethics in the WordPress community
   • Angelica Daisi Stewart - Moral and surveillance dilemmas of smart homes
   • Jan Polách - Analyzing Cross-Cultural Variations in Moral Preferences in Autonomous Vehicle Decision-Making
   • Innar Viinamäe - The internet as a channel for whistleblowing
   • Ringo-Lehari Purge - Misinformation spread through Social Media
4. Nov 22:
   • Kaspar Sibul - Digital location footprint and it's correlation to security/privacy
   • David Ayson - The Ethical Issues on Social Media's Addictive Algorithm
   • Oleh Rohachov - Software piracy
   • Andrei Šutkov - AI influence on the job market.
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5. Nov 29:
   • Tanel Maasik
   • Gabriel Jääger
   • Vusal Sayadov - Phishing: Behind the Screens of Digital Deception
   • Vasile Radu - Cybercrime
   • Tekla Berozashvili - World war 3: The Ethical Dimensions of Information Warfare in the Digital Age
6. Dec 6:
   • Pavel Shemetov - Implementation of AI in learning guitar
   • Simone Marie Pärn
   • Kirill Ševtsov - The Role of Ethical Hacking in Cyber Security.
   • Andrei Timoshin - Utilization of Disruptive Technologies in IT.
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7. Dec 13:
   • Andrii Korol - QA engineers and why are they so beneficial
   • Madis Randmäe The Juku computer
   • Marcus Veer - Overview of advanced persistent threats in the example of Lazarus Group
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8. Dec 20:
   • Daniel de Heras Zorita
   • Leo Goršić - Checkmate in Code: How Chess Engines Outplay Humanity
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