Ethics of Computing and Artificial Intelligence

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Computer technology and artificial intelligence (including generative AI, predictive algorithms, AI agents and robots) have changed the ways that humans gather information, make decisions, live and work – as individuals and in groups, as active creators or users, and as passively affected members of a digital society. Selected philosophical issues are drawn from ethics, political philosophy, and epistemology. Other areas include law, politics, economics, sociology, business, and design. Topics i→PHIL 3430→unlocks 0 courses

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