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Platform

Responsibility path

Ethics of new technologies

Technology decisions that are understandable, responsible and defensible.

The course helps leaders and teams understand AI adoption consequences: transparency, human oversight, exclusion, data errors and public trust.

Intermediate 2.5 h In preparation
Planned language PL

Overview

About this course

This is a proposed program. Scope, format, trainer, date and price will be confirmed before enrolment. The online course has not launched yet.

Participants get practical tools for discussing risks and principles before technology reaches people.

4

planned modules

2.5 h

planned duration

PL

planned language

Planned outcomes

Technology is not neutral, so decisions need to be conscious.

Name the main ethical risks of an AI project.

Design human oversight rules.

Assess technology impact on different audiences.

Prepare a short responsible-adoption card.

Skills

Course information

Ethics in practiceTransparencyExclusion riskResponsible adoptionCompletion certificateEthics-card template

Syllabus

Course modules

01

Ethics in practice

Online module

From organizational values to project and operational decisions.

02

Transparency

Online module

How to explain tool behavior and its limits.

03

Exclusion risk

Online module

Technology impact on groups with different access to knowledge and resources.

04

Responsible adoption

Online module

Principles, assessment criteria and correction mechanisms.

Best for

Who this path is for

Organizational leaders

Teams designing digital services

Educational program partners

Final project

Mini project: an ethics card for a selected AI-supported tool or process.

Planned materials

  • Completion certificate
  • Ethics-card template
  • Decision question library
  • Workshop materials

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The course can run as individual access, a partner path or a closed institutional program.

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