[Course] Artificial Intelligence, Law and Ethics

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An online course bridging Artificial Intelligence, Industrial Organization with Competition Policy and Ethics.

Thierry Warin https://www.warin.ca (HEC Montréal and CIRANO (Canada))https://www.hec.ca/en/profs/thierry.warin.html
06-18-2020

Course Overview

Welcome to this course titled Artificial Intelligence, Law and Ethics. In this course, we will aim at doing mainly four things:

Pedagogical Approaches

In terms of pedagogical approaches, this course is organized in 5 sequences.

Educational Objectives

Schedule

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Session 1: Platform Economy here

An introduction to the powerful Industrial Revolution 4.0 and its main engine: AI. In this course, we will explore AI combined with the new platform economy and its legal challenges.

Session 2: A.I.-powered and Data-Driven Platforms here

The question addressed here is about the new platform economy powered by AI and driven by data: How is AI used on these platforms?

Session 3: A.I., Collusion and Competition Policy here

The question addressed here is about algorithms, anti-trust and collusion questions: What are the challenges in terms of competition policy?

Session 4: A.I. and Ethics here

The question addressed here is about AI and Ethics: Are there any ethical dimensions to be considered?

Session 5: Conclusion here

this session will conclude and open the topic to future challenges.

Community Values & Honor Code

Community Values

It Is Essential to Foster a Supportive Online Learning Environment.

In our lab, we believe it is essential for all participants to exemplify and uphold our Community Values in order to foster a supportive online learning environment where individuals can have open discussion, reflect on their thinking, and learn from each other.

Our Lab’s Honor Code

A Commitment of Honor, Honesty, and Stewardship.

Our Honor Code supplements the statement of Community Values and reflects the commitment participants make as members of the learning community to participate in, foster, and uphold our Lab’s Learning Model.

That’s it!

Citation

For attribution, please cite this work as

Warin (2020, June 18). Thierry Warin, PhD: [Course] Artificial Intelligence, Law and Ethics. Retrieved from https://warin.ca/posts/course-ai-law-ethics/

BibTeX citation

@misc{warin2020[course],
  author = {Warin, Thierry},
  title = {Thierry Warin, PhD: [Course] Artificial Intelligence, Law and Ethics},
  url = {https://warin.ca/posts/course-ai-law-ethics/},
  year = {2020}
}