CRISIS DETECTION IN THE DIGITAL AGE USING SOCIAL MEDIA AND ONLINE DATA

Abstract

In an era dominated by digital footprints, crisis detection has witnessed a paradigm shift and harnessed the enormous potential of social media and online data. This article examines the ethical dimensions of crisis detection in the digital age, exploring the potential risks and benefits of utilising surveillance technologies. It also elaborates on the regulatory framework and privacy concerns associated with this transformative field.