The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

Wed. May 20 @ 5pm

The Ethics of AI program explores some of the most urgent moral challenges that Artificial Intelligence presents to society today.
Topics include:

• Automation and job displacement
• Deepfakes and misinformation
• The role of AI in education
• Implicit bias
• Autonomous systems (such as self-driving cars and drones)
• The ethical implications of a potential technological singularity​

We will examine each issue in turn, highlighting the core moral questions they raise and their significance for shaping sound policies and regulations. Participants will come away with a clearer understanding of the ethical landscape of AI and the tools to think critically about its future impact.
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Dr. Kiki Berk is a Professor of Philosophy at Southern New Hampshire University. She received her Ph.D. from VU University Amsterdam. Her current research interests include the philosophy of death and meaning in life, analytic existentialism, and philosophy and pop culture.

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