👉 Ethical engineering is the practice of designing, developing, and implementing technology and systems with a strong moral compass, prioritizing societal well-being, safety, and sustainability. It involves considering the potential impacts of engineering projects on people, the environment, and communities, ensuring that decisions are made transparently and with accountability. Ethical engineers strive to avoid harm, promote fairness, and uphold integrity, even when faced with conflicting interests or pressures. They adhere to professional codes of ethics, engage in continuous learning about ethical issues, and advocate for responsible innovation that benefits all stakeholders. By embedding ethics into the engineering process, we foster trust, prevent unintended consequences, and create a more just and sustainable world.
