Ethics of AI and algorithms
Apply ethical frameworks to the AI and algorithms many companies rely on.
Workshop
Technology professionals have a profound role in today’s society. The products they design are changing the way we live and even changing what it means to be human. This has the potential to deliver a lot of benefit, but also requires ethical thinking to ensure that we create a society that works for everyone.
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Key takeaways:
This workshop will focus on the ethics of algorithms and artificial intelligence and will include:
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Introduction to ethics of artificial intelligence
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Introduction to the ethics of data collection and algorithmic processes
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Workshopping through different thought experiments and scenario planning
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A focus on how power is discussed in the context of algorithms and artificial intelligence.
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This will be a live workshop with up to 20 people, facilitated by Alice Thwaite. The workshop will take place on Zoom. Links will be mailed to you before the workshop start time.
Suitable for:
Workshop: everyone
Seminar: those that have attended the workshop
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Length
Workshop: 2 hours
Seminar: 3-5 hours independent study, 1 hour seminar
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Price
Workshop: £35 (will be £45)
Seminar: £65 (will be £85)
Everything 20% off through launch period
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Seminar
We learn by doing. A seminar gives you the time and space to reflect on the concepts we learned in the workshop, and to come back to a community to discuss and refine your ideas.
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A seminar includes:
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A structured worksheet for independent study, which should take 3-5 hours
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Constructive and positive feedback
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1 hour seminar with a small group of like minded individuals to discuss key topics
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Testimonials
"I enjoyed the independent study. When I tried to write down an argument, I realised what I had to learn to help my product team. The seminar clarified a lot of my questions and I'm looking forward to continuing."
"The seminar was full of vibrant conversation and flew by!"