Cyber Cultura course
ISO 24368: Ethical and Societal Concerns in AI
AI ethics with a method, clear owners and evidence.
Trains participants to identify, assess and mitigate ethical and societal concerns in the design, development, deployment and use of AI systems, according to ISO/IEC TR 24368, connecting them to governance, risk and compliance.
- Workload
- 4 hours
- Format
- Online or in-company
- Investment
- On request
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Who it’s for
- Ethics and AI committees.
- Compliance, legal, privacy and risk professionals.
- Product and data leaders who make decisions about the use of AI.
What you’ll develop
- Recognize the recurring ethical and societal issues in AI and their impacts on fundamental rights.
- Carry out an ethical and societal impact assessment proportional to the risk and the context.
- Define technical and organizational mitigation measures: fairness, explainability, human oversight, security and privacy.
- Engage interested parties and communicate transparently and responsibly.
- Integrate ethical concerns into risk management (23894) and the AIMS (42001).
Syllabus
4 hours
01Overview of ethical and societal concerns
- Human rights, dignity, non-discrimination and inclusion
- Safety and well-being, psychological and social effects, and accessibility
02Fairness and bias
- Sources of bias (data, model and use), affected populations and fairness metrics
- Mitigation strategies and documented trade-offs
03Transparency and explainability
- Levels of transparency for each interested party
- Technical explainability and practical communicability; documentation and notices
04Human oversight and autonomy
- Human-in-the-loop and human-on-the-loop models, automation limits and meaningful control
- Cognitive ergonomics and oversight fatigue
05Privacy and security
- Minimization, data protection and differential privacy, where appropriate
- Model and data security; attacks and safeguards
06Social and environmental impacts
- Effects on work, education, consumption and civic participation
- Sustainability and resource use (energy and data)
07Impact assessment and engagement
- Ethical and societal impact assessment methodologies
- Interested party engagement, documentation, mitigation plan and monitoring
08Integration with governance and risk
- How ethical concerns connect to the AIMS (42001) and the risk process (23894)
- Responsible communication and accountability
What the course includes
- Impact assessment guide
For your team
This course is also offered in-company, on-site or remote, as a private class for your company.
Cyber Cultura course
ISO 24368: Ethical and Societal Concerns in AI
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