Overview
AI and cyber-technologies are having a transformative impact on people’s lives. This session will focus on the broadly ethical challenges, opportunities, and impacts of the uses of these technologies, including consideration of many societal issues.
Sample instructor(s)
Duration
1, 3, or 6 hours
Customizable
This course can be highly customized to explore both the ethical issues that arise for the particular audience, and also best practices to address those concerns. In particular, the course can be tailored for either technology-centric or policy-centric groups (or a mix), as well as groups working in a wide variety of sectors/domains.
In-person or remote
Remote, in-person, or hybrid (no pre-recorded lectures)
Intended audience
This course is appropriate for professionals working in either technology or policy.
Takeaways
- Understanding of the proper role & scope of ethical considerations in design, development, and deployment of AI and cybersecurity solutions
- Methods to identify potential ethical challenges in AI and cybersecurity
- Conceptual frameworks to clarify & analyze those ethical challenges
Course topics
- “Ethical AI” and/or “ethical cybersecurity” as process, not product
- Ethics across the product/solution pipeline
- Useful stakeholder and community engagement
- Building trust with key stakeholders
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of standard AI or cybersecurity use cases is preferred, but not required. (Note that technological knowledge is largely optional)
Materials
Copies of presentations and relevant papers will be provided to participants.
Contact us
To learn about our custom programs and any upcoming open enrollments, reach out to Michael Lisanti.