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Training and workshops
 

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Artificial Intelligence is rapidly revolutionising the way we live, work, and interact with each other in ways we haven't anticipated.

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And while AI has the potential to bring immense benefits to society, it also brings ethical risks that cannot be ignored. 

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How prepared is your organisation to deal with these risks while ensuring the use of AI in a way that is beneficial, safe and respectful to humans and the planet?

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AI ETHICS IN A DAY

In this one-day workshop, you will critically examine some of the main ethical issues surrounding the development and deployment of AI technologies.
 

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​What you will learn.

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  • Demystifying Artificial Intelligence: Main tools and applications.​

  • Ethics as a method: main approaches

  • Overview of the current and upcoming regulations 

  • AI Risk management: main frameworks.

  • Operationalising AI principles: what and how. 

  • AI ethics exercises and workshop techniques

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This workshop will include a summary of all materials, pre-reading, articles and book recommendations.

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By the end of the workshop, you will have a better understanding of AI algorithms, AI uses, the ethical challenges associated with AI, and the tools and strategies needed to address them.

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The Details

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Duration: 10 am to 5 pm  (in person, Bristol)

Level: BeginnersIntermediate

Date:  From January 2024

Venue:  Central Bristol

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Your trainers

 Who should attend?

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AI Ethics in a Day is a must for anyone interested in or using AI technologies, including

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  • Startup founders and product managers, who want to incorporate ethics in the early stages of their products or services.

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  • Data scientists, working on projects using data that can have unintended consequences on their users.

 

  • Marketing, Journalists and Public Relations Professionals.  Reputational risks, new regulations and increased public awareness are transforming how businesses communicate with their customers, making the need for a more ethical approach clear.

 

  • Developers and Designers: Ethical considerations have become essential to the product development lifecycle in today's technology.

 

  • Business Leaders: Understanding how to mitigate ethical risks posed by technology has become a competitive advantage for organisations that want to thrive in a changing environment.

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Supported by

 

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Also coming soon

TECH ETHICS FOR ENTREPRENEURS

Time: 
9:30- 12:30 pm  (in person, Bristol)
Level: Beginners/all levels
Date: (date to be confirmed)
Venue: Central Bristol

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  • What is Ethics?

  • Ethics as a method: theory and practice

  • How to apply ethical thinking to technology

  • Mapping exercise.

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What to expect?

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Doing ethics involves asking questions about ourselves and our values,  and in these sessions, you will be encouraged to participate in discussions and explore critical ways of thinking.

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This programme is highly interactive and requires participants to engage in meaningful and thought-provoking debates about ethical issues.

 

Using case studies and life real situations, we have made complex concepts easy to understand, providing clarity and a practical approach.

Training in your workplace

Interested in training your team?

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In-person workshops and training in your workplace in Bristol and the South West of England.

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To get in touch please fill out the form below or send us an email

 

karin@collective-intelligence.co.uk

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