This report analyzes the ethical, social, and political issues arising from the use of information systems, examining topics such as privacy, intellectual property, and cybercrime. It explores the impact of automation and technological advancements on society, including the loss of expertise and the challenges of protecting sensitive information. The report references Nicholas Carr's "Glass Cage" to discuss the reliance on computers, complacency, and biases that affect decision-making. It also considers potential solutions, such as promoting learning and engagement by returning control to operators. The report highlights the interconnectedness of ethical, social, and political issues within organizations and the broader societal context, emphasizing the need for careful consideration of the implications of information technology.