Ethics and Regulation of Artificial Intelligence
Objectives
The course aims to introduce students to the doctrinal and policy discourses on ethical and regulatory frameworks of AI. The overarching goal is to make students familiar with the theoretical underpinnings of such debate, its key legal references and most reliable sources, and engage in this timely discussion relying on relevant legislative and judicial information.
General characterization
Code
33257
Credits
4
Responsible teacher
Vera Lúcia Raposo
Hours
Weekly - Available soon
Total - 0
Teaching language
Available soon
Prerequisites
Not Applicable
Bibliography
Not Applicable
Teaching method
Lectures; peer presentations; moderated in-class discussions.
Evaluation method
The evaluation can be carried out in two ways:
i) Final assessment: Final exam
and/or
ii) Ongoing assessment:
(a) Participation in classes - 30%
(b) Written report, to be presented at the end of the semester, on an issue to be previously agreed with the professor - 70%
Subject matter
Part I - About AI
- What is AI?
- Main challenges raised by AI
Part II - About the applicable regime for AI
- The Proposed Regulation on AI
- Liability for damages caused involving AI
Part III - AI in specific domains
- AI in justice.
- AI in healthcare
Programs
Programs where the course is taught: