Details

Faculty	Faculty of Humanities
Domain	Interdisciplinary
Code	UE-L26.00300
Languages	English
Type of lesson	Seminar
Level	Master
Semester	AS-2025

Schedules and rooms

Summary schedule

Thursday 10:15 - 12:00, Hebdomadaire, PER 21, Room B207 (Autumn semester)

Teaching

Responsibles	Jobin Anna Roser Dominic
Teachers	Jobin Anna Roser Dominic
Description	This course familiarizes students with a broad spectrum of perspectives in AI Ethics. Artificial Intelligence – as a technology, as a concept, and as a catch-all phrase – has already been affecting innumerable aspects of social life, some in possibly transformational ways. The course covers a variety of themes such as the political economy of AI, issues related to the governance of AI, effects on labour, and the AI alignment problem. Taught by two lecturers with backgrounds in critical AI studies and ethics, respectively, the course provides both a broad overview of salient issues and deep dives into specific topics and approaches. After three introductory classes, the course will consist of weekly discussion-oriented sessions based on readings. Each student will choose one theme related to the dynamic relationship between AI and society and present on this theme at the end of the term. Throughout the term they will relate their chosen theme to the weekly readings.
Softskills	Yes
Off field	Yes
BeNeFri	Yes
Mobility	Yes
UniPop	No

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