ELG 5295 Ethics for Design, AI, and Robotics
3 units
Electrical Engineering
Faculty of Engineering
Artificial Intelligence technologies are becoming ever more present in applications like: automated vehicles and mobility-as-a-service (e.g. driving and system-level control algorithms); consumer electronics (e.g. social robots and smart speakers); healthcare (e.g. image classification in medical imaging); and weapons systems (e.g. targeting and kill decision-making). Many of these applications are raising significant ethical concerns. A range of topics in applied technology ethics are examined through the lens of contemporary philosophy and applied ethics texts and popular media articles. Practical frameworks, methodologies and tools for anticipating, and addressing, ethical issues are introduced through hands-on, group-based design thinking workshops and projects.
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Lecture
Previously Offered Terms:
Winter
All Professors
A- Average (8.032)
Most Common: A- (34%)
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Winter 2022 - W00
A Average (8.500)
Most Common: A (50%)
14 students
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