Ethics of AI (Artificial Intelligence)

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AI practitioners (and prospective AI practitioners) will examine and reflect upon the ethical impacts of design choices and adoption of artificial intelligence. The fundamental ethical questions are: who benefits, who is harmed, and are those types and distributions of benefits and harms acceptable? Students will consider ethical impacts on humans, both as individuals and as groups. The dimensions of impacts under consideration will include cognitive and informational, as well as social, legal, →PHIL 5430X→unlocks 0 courses

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