Description
This course serves as an introduction to fundamental ethics concepts essential for the development of improved intelligent systems, while exploring their implications on the economy, civil society, and government. Topics include ethical data sourcing, data bias mitigation, explainability versus black-box AI, economic equity considerations, and data governance including privacy, security, and stewardship. Special focus is placed on the pivotal data and modeling choices made by developers during system creation and deployment, along with their societal ramifications.
Common questions about DSC 612O
What is DSC 612O at LAU?
DSC 612O Data Ethics is a 1-credit course at Lebanese American University (LAU), in the Computer Science & Mathematics department. This course serves as an introduction to fundamental ethics concepts essential for the development of improved intelligent systems, while exploring their implications on the economy, civil society, and government.
How many credits is DSC 612O?
DSC 612O Data Ethics is worth 1 credit at LAU.
Who teaches DSC 612O at LAU?
Studiety has 1 professor on record for DSC 612O: Rachad Ramez Atat. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.