Career Path - AI Ethics and Governance Specialist
Master the principles of AI ethics, compliance, governance, and risk to build responsible and trustworthy AI systems.Preview Career Path - AI Ethics and Governance Specialist course
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- Follow the Sequence: Each module builds on the previous. Avoid skipping ahead.
- Engage in Case Studies: Real-world scenarios are presented for practical reflection and analysis.
- Use Provided Checklists and Templates: These tools will help you apply what you learn in your workplace or projects.
- Stay Updated: AI ethics is an evolving field. The course includes resources to track emerging regulations and best practices.
- Join Discussions and Forums: Collaboration with peers will deepen your understanding of diverse perspectives and global ethical challenges.
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By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand core AI ethics principles including fairness, accountability, and transparency.
- Identify ethical risks and apply mitigation strategies throughout the AI lifecycle.
- Evaluate compliance requirements such as GDPR, AI Act, and algorithmic audits.
- Design AI governance frameworks aligned with international best practices.
- Assess and reduce algorithmic bias in machine learning systems.
- Apply ethical impact assessments for AI systems.
- Create Responsible AI policies and documentation.
- Interpret regulatory frameworks and navigate global AI policy landscapes.
- Promote diversity and inclusion in AI development teams.
- Lead cross-functional discussions on AI trust, safety, and social impact.
– Definition, scope, and need for AI ethics
– Evolution of ethical AI frameworks
– Fairness, Accountability, Transparency
– Explainability and Interpretability
– Privacy and Consent
– Risk Identification in ML pipelines
– Risk Assessment Models (ISO, NIST)
– Mitigation Tools
– Types of bias: historical, sampling, measurement
– Fairness metrics and audits
– Case studies in healthcare, finance
– UNESCO, OECD, IEEE standards
– AI Governance Models (centralized vs. decentralized)
– Impact on corporate policies
– Overview of GDPR, AI Act (EU), U.S. Executive Orders
– Regulatory compliance and documentation
– Ethical impact assessments
– Designing AI with ethics-by-design
– Responsible AI toolkits (Microsoft, IBM, Google)
– Cross-functional governance committees
– Lifecycle ethical review
– Procurement and vendor oversight
– Incident response for ethical breaches
– Audit templates and checklists
– Audit trails and explainability logs
– Aligning with industry certifications
– Real-world case studies (facial recognition, hiring algorithms)
– Design a Responsible AI framework for a selected organization
- AI Ethics Consultant
- Responsible AI Officer
- Governance and Risk Analyst
- AI Policy Advisor
- Compliance and Audit Lead (AI)
- Ethical AI Product Manager
- AI Strategy and Innovation Manager
AI Ethics refers to the principles and values guiding the development and use of AI. It's important to prevent harm, ensure fairness, and maintain public trust.
The main principles include fairness, accountability, transparency, privacy, and explainability.
By auditing data inputs, evaluating model outputs across demographics, and using fairness metrics such as demographic parity or equal opportunity.
Governance refers to internal frameworks for managing AI responsibly, while compliance ensures adherence to external laws and regulations.
GDPR mandates data minimization, user consent, and transparency, especially for automated decision-making.
It’s a structured approach to designing, building, and deploying AI systems with ethical safeguards, accountability measures, and continuous oversight.
It’s a process for evaluating the potential societal, ethical, and legal impacts of an AI system before deployment.
Microsoft Responsible AI dashboard, IBM AI Fairness 360, Google What-If Tool.
Transparency enables users and regulators to understand how AI systems make decisions, fostering trust and accountability.
Through periodic audits, AI ethics committees, impact assessments, and alignment with evolving legal standards.