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DH-415: Ethics and law of AI

Summary

This master course enables students to sharpen their proficiency in tackling ethical and legal challenges linked to Artificial Intelligence (AI). Students acquire the competence to define AI and identify ethical and legal questions linked to its conception and increased use in society.

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https://edu.epfl.ch/coursebook/en/ethics-and-law-of-ai-DH-415

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Summary

Lectures

Instructors

Official source

https://edu.epfl.ch/coursebook/en/ethics-and-law-of-ai-DH-415

Moodle Page

http://go.epfl.ch/DH-415

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Lectures in this course (4)

Ethics of AI: Impact on Labor, Social Interactions, and War

Delves into the ethical impact of AI on labor, social interactions, and war, exploring framing and narratives.

Ethics and Law of AI

Delves into different ethical theories and thought experiments in the context of AI, exploring the challenges of defining AI.

AI Ethics: Legal Framework

Explores the legal framework of AI ethics, including the interpretation of laws, sources of legal norms, and the prohibition of harmful AI practices.

The Ethics of AI: Autonomy and Responsibility

Explores the ethical aspects of AI, emphasizing autonomy, responsibility, and accountability in innovation processes.

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