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AI3103
Two hours English

AI Ethics

AI Ethics
1 Introduction to AI Ethics: Overview of the course and importance of ethics in AI
2 Ethical Theories and Frameworks: Utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics, and their application to AI
3 Fairness and Bias in AI: Understanding bias in algorithms and techniques for promoting fairness
4 Privacy and Data Protection: Ethical considerations around data collection, usage, and privacy rights
5 Accountability and Transparency in AI: Importance of accountability in AI systems and how to ensure transparency
6 AI and Social Implications: Effects of AI on society, including job displacement and social inequality
7 Case Studies in AI Ethics: Examination of real-world examples of ethical dilemmas in AI applications
8 Regulation and Governance of AI: Overview of legal frameworks and policies guiding AI ethics
9 Ethical Design and Development of AI Systems: Principles for designing ethical AI technologies
10 Autonomous Systems and Moral Responsibility: Exploring the ethical implications of autonomous technologies
11 Environmental Impact of AI: Discussing the sustainability and environmental concerns related to AI
12 AI in Healthcare and Ethics: Ethical considerations in AI applications within the healthcare sector
13 Cultural Perspectives on AI Ethics: Understanding how different cultures approach ethical issues in AI
14 Future Trends in AI Ethics: Emerging ethical challenges with advancements in AI technology
15 Course Review and Final Reflections: recap of key topics and discussion on personal reflections regarding AI ethics
1.1 Mapped to: K1

Describe and explain the core ethical principles and theories relevant to artificial intelligence, including concepts such as fairness, accountability, and transparency.

Teaching Strategy Corse lectures
Assessment Methods Quizzes, Assignments, Exams, Project report
1.2 Mapped to: K4

Analyze and evaluate the ethical implications of various AI applications, identifying potential risks and societal impacts related to privacy, bias, and decision-making processes.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Quizzes, Assignments, Exams, Project report
1.3 Mapped to: K4

Identify and discuss the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern ethical practices in AI, recognizing their role in guiding responsible AI development and deployment.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Quizzes, Assignments, Exams, Project report
1.4 Mapped to: K1, K4

Apply ethical reasoning to real-world case studies in AI, demonstrating the ability to identify ethical dilemmas and propose informed solutions based on established ethical frameworks.

Teaching Strategy Course leuctures
Assessment Methods Quizzes, Assignments, Exams, Project report
2.1 Mapped to: S1

Design and evaluate ethical AI solutions that address complex challenges, ensuring compliance with standards of fairness, accountability, and transparency.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Assignments, Project report
2.2 Mapped to: S5

Analyze and conduct ethical impact assessments of AI technologies, identifying potential biases, risks, and societal implications associated with their deployment using critical thinking and analytical skills.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Assignments, Project report
2.3 Mapped to: S4

Articulate and communicate ethical considerations and recommendations regarding AI applications to diverse audiences, demonstrating the ability to convey complex ethical issues clearly and persuasively.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Assignments, Project report
3.1 Mapped to: V1

Assess and reflect on ethical frameworks to evaluate the implications of AI technologies, ensuring that their development and use align with societal values and contribute positively to the common good.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Assignments, Project report
3.2 Mapped to: V2

Collaborate and engage with peers and stakeholders to advocate for ethical practices in AI, demonstrating leadership and commitment to fostering an inclusive and responsible approach to technology development.

Teaching Strategy Course lectures
Assessment Methods Assignments, Project report