by marksule | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
For Part 1, I chose Reamer’s Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age because the case scenarios gave me real situations to react to. For Part 2, I am putting Haidt and Rausch’s Seven Lines of Evidence and Haidt’s TED talk in conversation with...
by AliceMc | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
PART 1 In my reading of Social Work Boundary Issues in the Digital Age by Frederic Reamer, one part that particularly made me not just squirm but seethe was the sexual abuse and exploitation of clients by the social workers who were in charge of their care. I will...
by NylaCrockran | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
The ethical tension that makes me the most uncomfortable in Reamer’s discussion is the possibility of quietly outsourcing parts of my professional judgement to AI, especially in assessment of decision making. It isn’t the fear of technology replacing...
by Kaileyacevedo | Jul 2, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Emerging Ethical Issues The ethical tension in Reamer’s article that makes me most uncomfortable is the idea that AI could start shaping the tone or direction of a client’s experience without me realizing it. I am...
by ncorrales2 | Jul 1, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Part 1 — Through the Reamer Lens The ethical tension that made me uncomfortable to read in one of Reamer’s articles was that Artificial Intelligence (AI) can lead to a misdiagnosis for a client (Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Emerging Ethical Issues,...
by iyannagreen | Jul 1, 2026 | Blog Post 2 - Ethical Challenges |
Although the article outlines various ways AI can be helpful for social workers and clients alike, I do not agree with the use of AI as a replacement for social work practice. One example mentioned is Pyx Health, which offers an app designed to communicate with...
