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Course Outline

  1. Introduction
    • The societal impact of AI technologies.
    • Public expectations and concerns regarding AI.
    • Distinctive features of AI compared to previous technological advancements.
    • AI and the Macroeconomy: Linking technology to productivity growth.
  2. Labor and Automation
    • Sector and task-specific research insights.
    • How AI alters the nature of work.
    • Issues of inequality and wealth redistribution.
    • The effect on employment opportunities and workforce composition.
    • The diverse potential outcomes of these changes.
  3. Bias and Inclusion
    • Sources and origins of algorithmic bias.
    • The lack of diversity within the AI field.
    • Recent breakthroughs and findings in bias research.
    • New strategies emerging to counteract bias.
  4. Rights and Liberties
    • The intersection of population registries and computing power.
    • The relationship between corporate interests and government agencies.
    • AI's role within the legal system.
    • Privacy considerations in the age of AI.
  5. Ethics and Governance
    • Key ethical concerns surrounding AI.
    • How AI reflects the values of its creators and origins.
    • The development and application of ethical codes.
    • Future challenges and ongoing concerns.
  6. Summary of Key Issues
    • Ethical dimensions.
    • Legal frameworks.
    • Economic implications.
    • Educational needs.
    • Social impacts.
    • Research and development considerations.
  7. The Future and Challenges of AI
    • The economics of automation driven by AI.
    • AI's influence on the broader labor market.
    • Risks associated with misuse.
    • Issues related to unpredictability.

Requirements

  • No prior experience with AI is necessary.
  • A general curiosity about technology, business operations, and societal impacts is recommended.
  • A foundational grasp of economic and social concepts will be advantageous.

Target Audience

  • Senior business leaders and executives.
  • Policymakers and government representatives.
  • Enthusiasts of technology and AI developments.
  • Academic scholars and researchers.
  • Legal professionals and ethics specialists.
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