Did you know that the global AI market size is projected to reach $997.77 billion by 2028? As AI technologies rapidly integrate into every sector, understanding their ethical and regulatory implications has never been more critical.
Ethical and Regulatory Implications of Generative AI
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What you'll learn
Recognize the potential risks associated with Generative AI.
Understand the ethical and regulatory landscape with the use of Generative AI.
How to develop internal standards for organizational compliance, accompanied with best practices.
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By the end of this course, you will be able to recognize the potential risks associated with Generative AI, understand the ethical and regulatory landscape, and begin to develop internal standards for organizational compliance, accompanied by best practices.
What's included
1 video1 reading
From this lesson, you will gain a deep understanding of the challenges and dangers that AI can pose—ranging from privacy concerns to decision-making biases. You will not only be aware of the real risks associated with AI but also be equipped with the knowledge and tools to make informed decisions about AI usage.
What's included
1 video2 readings1 assignment
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to differentiate between the EU and US approaches to AI regulation, particularly around the EU risk-based framework versus the US sector-based policy and the different enforcement policies. We will also look at individual companies including Microsoft who have their own internal guidelines, yet there is a perceived need for broader, industry-wide initiatives that establish common guidelines and principles.
What's included
2 videos3 readings1 assignment
It all starts with people and accountabilities. In this lesson, we will identify key best practices for developing internal standards and guidelines for organizational compliance with generative AI regulations to establish a comprehensive generative AI governance framework.
What's included
2 videos3 readings2 assignments
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