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This course is part of AI Strategy and Project Management Specialization
Instructor: Ian McCulloh
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A basic understanding of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and ethical principles is recommended.
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Intermediate level
A basic understanding of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), and ethical principles is recommended.
Understand the sources and trade-offs of bias in both human and AI systems, and learn strategies for mitigating these biases in AI implementations.
Explore ethical frameworks for responsible AI, focusing on transparency, fairness, and accountability, and gain knowledge of laws surrounding AI.
Analyze real-world AI case studies to identify strengths and weaknesses in AI adoption, and understand the considerations for managing AI projects.
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The course "Responsible AI and Ethics" explores the ethical, social, and technical aspects of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). It focuses on understanding bias in both human and machine systems and provides strategies for mitigating risks. By examining key issues such as fairness, accountability, and the regulatory landscape, learners will gain essential knowledge to navigate the ethical challenges in AI. Through case studies and real-world examples, students will explore the complexities of AI implementations, assessing their impact on society and industries.
This course provides practical insights into responsible AI development, emphasizing both ethical decision-making and effective risk management. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to lead AI projects that balance innovation with accountability, ensuring AI systems are fair, transparent, and sustainable. This unique combination of theoretical knowledge and real-world applications makes the course invaluable for anyone aiming to lead in the AI field.
In this course, you will explore the ethical, social, and technical aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), focusing on sources of bias, risk mitigation strategies, and the regulatory landscape. You'll examine the trade-offs between human and machine biases, AI team dynamics, and emerging labor trends. The key topics of this course include responsible AI use, legal frameworks, and the impact of evaluation methods on team performance. you will gain practical insights into building fairer, more effective AI systems through case studies and discussions.
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This module introduces you to the concept of bias in Artificial Intelligence. While there has been much publicity and attention on the topic of machine bias, it often ignores human bias. In this module, you will compare human and machine bias to enable a more fair assessment of risk in AI systems. Specific attention will be paid to Machine Learning bias, algorithm bias, human bias, measurement bias, and algorithmic drift.
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This module introduces you to the complex topic of responsible AI. The common “risk-based approach” will be contrasted with the more ethical “human baseline approach.” You will also cover fiscal/performance responsibility, international regulations, privacy, and legal considerations.
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This AI case studies module offers you practical insights into AI's transformative power across various applications. You will explore successful integrations and lessons from AI's challenges, focusing on decision-making, implementation, and outcomes. Real-world examples will help you understand critical success factors and avoid potential pitfalls in AI adoption.
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