Sustainable Development Goals
Abstract/Objectives
The AI Ethics, Law, and Society course aims to provide an introductory understanding of various aspects of AI ethics, including its importance, design, principles, technology, policies, regulations, governance, implementation, and impact from different perspectives. The course will cover topics such as Privacy, Safety, Fairness, Equality, Robustness, Accountability, Explainability, Human dignity, Human rights, Democracy, etc. It will also introduce various use cases and challenges in AI ethics in areas such as surveillance, recruitment, autonomous driving, finance, etc. The objective of the course is to build a foundation for students to gain insight into the ethical and practical implications and challenges of AI implementation in society.
Results/Contributions

This AI Ethics, Law, and Society class aims to provide an introduction of various topics of AI Ethics to help establish a foundation for the students to better understand the importance, design/principles, technology, policy/regulation/governance, implementation, and impact of all aspects of AI ethics. We will discuss these topics from the perspectives of Privacy, Safety, Fairness, Equality, Robustness, Accountability, Explainability, Human dignity, Human rights, Democracy, etc. We will also introduce various use cases and scenarios of challenges in AI ethics (e.g., surveillance, recruitment, autonomous driving, finance, etc.).

Keywords
AI ethicslawsocietyhuman dignityhuman rightsdemocracyautonomous drivingfinance
References
1. https://hbsp.harvard.edu/product/KE1143-PDF-ENG

Alexa: A Pandora's Box of Risks (Northwestern Kellogg case via Harvard Business School Publishing)

2. https://hbsp.harvard.edu/product/319030-PDF-ENG

Facebook-Can Ethics Scale in the Digital Age? (Harvard Business School Case #319030)

3. https://hbsp.harvard.edu/product/IN1459-PDF-ENG

Google and Project Maven (A): Big Tech, Government and the AI Arms Race (INSEAD Case IN1459)

Contact Information
賴尚宏
lai@cs.nthu.edu.tw