Module 2 investigates how AI is currently implemented in different fields. It also emphasizes the importance of responsibility in AI usage and explores how to establish moral frameworks when robust legal and social guidelines are absent. This module provides learners with critical insights into the ethical challenges AI poses and how to navigate them effectively.

This module focuses on Artificial Intelligence's core ethical and operational challenges, covering fairness, privacy, transparency, and accountability. The module also discusses the contexts and mechanisms of AI decision-making, underscoring the critical roles of human oversight.

This module explores the regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, offering a comprehensive look at various regulatory approaches and their impacts on society and AI development. Learners will examine how different regulatory frameworks affect AI applications across sectors, including AI's role in human resources and the real-world outcomes of automation in hard labor. Through a mix of theoretical concepts and case studies, the module provides deep insights into the complexities of AI regulation.

This final module assesses how AI implementation impacts society, highlighting the importance of vigilant monitoring and regulation. It explores the limitations of unchecked AI, proactive regulatory strategies, and the dual roles of AI in enhancing and risking sectors like robotics and autonomous transport. The module concludes with a comprehensive review of critical lessons from the course, urging a balanced approach to AI governance to safeguard societal and technological futures.