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Kuzbass State Agrarian University named after V. N. Poletskov (Educational Technologies Department, Professor)
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Kemerovo, Russian Federation
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In this work, the author considers from the standpoint of philosophy the transformation of ethical instruments in the realities of digitalization. The features of changes in the perception of categories of good and evil under the influence of digitalization processes are analyzed. The main markers and trends that negatively affect the social fabric are identified. The effects of digitalization that limit the full-fledged existence of the individual are given. The virtual reality impact on changes in the structure of personality by spheres is determined. The risks and threats of information overload have been identified.
digitalization, ethics, society, evil, information, human, morality, communication
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