Ethics and AI: A Philosophical Guide to Responsible Use
About this Course
The primary objectives of this course are to introduce concepts around defining AI and problematizing it\'s regulation, doing both from a philosophical standpoint. In this course, you\'ll be introduced to basic philosophical methods and have the opportunity to practice with logical statements. This practice will help you as you critically evaluate arguments for validity and soundness while forming your own opinion on the ethics of AI and AI regulation.Created by: Northeastern University
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