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Recognise and manage ethical risks in AI systems across the lifecycle.
Differentiate between the risks of traditional and generative AI and classify their levels using a simplified risk management framework.
Prioritise ethical work using expected value, counterfactual impact, and ITN (Importance, Tractability, Neglectedness), and apply core AI ethical principles.
Evaluate AI projects in terms of transparency, accountability, and ethical footprint, and link these considerations to practical frameworks and career pathways through a real-world case study.
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Course Introduction
Ethical Principles in AI
1. Why AI Ethics Matter and Risk Profiles
Course Introduction
Why AI Ethics Matter Today
Who This Course Is for
Learning Outcomes
AI's Promise Across Sectors
Real Harms of AI
Fundamental Risk Dimensions
Traditional AI VS Generative AI Risks
Risk Levels: A Simple Taxonomy
2. Core Principles, Bias & Fairness
Ethical Principles in AI
Mitigating Bias and Promoting Fairness
3. Data Ethics & Governace
Data Ethics: Misuse and Core Principles
Privacy, Security, and Local Laws
FAIR, CARE, and Data Governance
Data Ethics with People Communities
4. Safety, Misuse & Information Hazards
AI Safety and Dual-Use Risks
Sensitive Research and Information Hazards
5. Transparency, Frameworks, Footprint, ITN & Careers
Transparency, Explainability, and Accountability
Frameworks and Responsibility in AI Projects
Footprint, Ethics, Careers, and ITN
Case Study: Stakeholders and Risk Mapping
Course Conclusion
This course aims to provide a clear understanding of the foundations of AI ethics and their growing importance in light of the widespread adoption of intelligent technologies across various sectors. You will explore the potential and benefits of AI alongside the real-world harms and risks associated with it, gaining insight into core risk dimensions and the differences between the risks of traditional and generative AI. The course also covers principles for mitigating bias and promoting fairness, data ethics, privacy, and security within the context of local regulations, while highlighting the importance of transparency and explainability. In addition, participants will learn how to apply governance and accountability frameworks in AI projects, assess ethical and technical footprints, and explore relevant career pathways, supported by a case study that illustrates stakeholders and risks in a real-world context.
No prior technical expertise is necessary. However, a basic awareness of artificial intelligence and ethical issues in technology is helpful to get the ultimate benefit of this course.
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