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About the Course

The greatest risk in emerging technology is the perpetuation of bias in automated technologies dependent upon data sets. Solutions created with racial, gender or demographic bias, whether unintentional or not can perpetuate tragic inequities socially and economically. This is the first of five courses within the Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist (CEET) professional certificate and it is designed for learners seeking to advocate and promote the ethical use of data-driven technologies. Students will learn what emerging technologies are and how they can be used to create data driven solutions. You will learn types of bias and common ethical theories and how they can be applied to emerging technology, and examine legal and ethical privacy concepts as they relate to technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science fields. Throughout the course learners begin to distinguish which types of bias may cause the greatest risk and which principles to apply to strategically respond to ethical considerations....

Top reviews

AM

Apr 5, 2021

The course helped me validate the work I had already accomplished in AI Governance, Algorithmic Impact Assessment, and AI Ethic Principles and Procurement.

CD

Dec 14, 2023

Everything about this course was wonderful. I was able to quickly understand the concepts and principles because of each facilitator/teacher.

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By Nguyen T T ( H

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Jan 21, 2022

pretty useful

By Mylo E

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Aug 3, 2022

the course material was interesting and quizes pointed out important things to remember, however, im giving 3 stars because I dont like the way the final assignment is done. Its hard to ensure students will get the feedback they need with only peer reviews

By Yvonne N F Y

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Aug 30, 2024

Some of your course content is outdated and even incorrect. You need to update the course. In addition, why do you now allow us to simply upload the ethics review with the filled PDF template but have us copy and paste the answers into the text box? As a result, many students' submission do not even answer those 11 prompts but are made up rubbish answers.

By Arianna S

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Feb 1, 2022

Slightly interesting.