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 Duration 7 hours

Course Outline

  1. Introduction
    • The societal impact of AI technologies
    • Expectations and concerns surrounding AI technologies
    • Distinctive features of AI compared to previous technological generations
    • AI and the Macroeconomy - technology and productivity growth
  2. Labor and automation
    • Research by Sector and Task
    • AI and the Nature of Work
    • Inequality and Redistribution
    • Effects on employment and the workforce
    • Diverse potential outcomes
  3. Bias and Inclusion
    • Origins of Bias
    • Lack of Diversity in the AI Field
    • Recent Advances in Bias Research
    • New Strategies for Addressing Bias
  4. Rights​ ​and​ ​Liberties
    • Population Registries and Computational Power
    • Intersections between Corporations and Government
    • AI and the Legal Framework
    • AI and Data Privacy
  5. Ethics​ ​and​ ​Governance
    • Ethical Dilemmas in AI
    • AI as a Reflection of Its Creators
    • Ethical Guidelines and Codes
    • Future Challenges and Considerations
  6. Overview of Key Issues to Address
    • Ethical considerations
    • Legal implications
    • Economic factors
    • Educational aspects
    • Social dimensions
    • Research and Development challenges
  7. The future and challenges of AI
    • The Economics of AI-Driven automation
    • AI and the Future of the Labor Market
    • Potential Misuse
    • Unpredictability of AI Systems

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge of AI is necessary
  • A general interest in technology, business, and its societal impact
  • A foundational understanding of economic and social concepts is advantageous

Target Audience

  • Corporate leaders and executive management
  • Government officials and policymakers
  • Enthusiasts of technology and AI
  • Academics and research professionals
  • Legal and ethics practitioners

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