Promote the Ethical Use of Data-Driven Technologies
The greatest risk in emerging technology is the perpetuation of bias in automated technologies dependent upon data sets. Solutions created with racial, gender or demographic bias, whether unintentional or not can perpetuate tragic inequities socially and economically. This is the first of five courses within the Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist (CEET) professional certificate and it is designed for learners seeking to advocate and promote the ethical use of data-driven technologies. Students will learn what emerging technologies are and how they can be used to create data driven solutions. You will learn types of bias and common ethical theories and how they can be applied to emerging technology, and examine legal and ethical privacy concepts as they relate to technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science fields. Throughout the course learners begin to distinguish which types of bias may cause the greatest risk and which principles to apply to strategically respond to ethical considerations.
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Risking
Status: Diversity Awareness
Diversity Awareness
Beginner·Course·21 hours
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4.0
·Reviewed Mar 28, 2023
a good introduction to principles and theory of understanding ethicAl frameworks for use of data and technology
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 14, 2023
Everything about this course was wonderful. I was able to quickly understand the concepts and principles because of each facilitator/teacher.
4.0
·Reviewed Sep 29, 2022
Good summary and mix of content. The peer articles review are not good to review the majority of them are fake files.
5.0
·Reviewed May 10, 2024
I understand there a lot useful information around ethical AI, thanks for the course and instructors.
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 16, 2020
Great content and the assignment was very helpful in applying the concepts learned. Thank you for putting together this course.
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 12, 2020
very informative on artificial intelligence. i enjoyed the classes
5.0
·Reviewed Mar 24, 2025
The course was very informative and I learned a lot of great information that will allow me to continue in advocation of ethical technology utilization.
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 5, 2021
The course helped me validate the work I had already accomplished in AI Governance, Algorithmic Impact Assessment, and AI Ethic Principles and Procurement.
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Agnieszka
2.0
·Reviewed May 1, 2021
I really cannot believe that it is possible to present such relevant an interesting content in such an uninspiring, boring, monotonous way. Basically talking heads reading the pre-written text - without any visual clues. From the perspective of learning methodology - it's a total disaster. The reason that there are two stars here is that the content is actually interesting and relevant you just need not to fall asleep during the lectures
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eduardo
1.0
·Reviewed Mar 1, 2021
There is nothing in this curse that would help you to get better in AI ethics that a good book will not add. Furthermore, the presenters just speak structured text and do not show any slides that help the learners at all. The sound its horrible after week 3.
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Tessa
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·Reviewed Sep 30, 2022
The professional content is excellent but the peer review process seems to consist of nonsense submissions with reviewers giving the maximum scores irrespective of the content. I spent a really long time on my articles and would have valued more critical engagement.
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Mónica
4.0
·Reviewed Sep 30, 2022
Good summary and mix of content. The peer articles review are not good to review the majority of them are fake files.
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Katherine
3.0
·Reviewed Nov 17, 2024
The content in this course is solid, but the presentation is lacking. The vast majority of the videos are just people reading a script on camera; I would rather just have gotten the script itself as a reading. Otherwise we're forced to use the (ironically) AI-generated transcripts, which are full of errors.
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3.0
·Reviewed Jan 2, 2023
A bit boring course where lecturers just speak in the camera.
There is also a problem with students - bad actors, that verify each other on peer-review steps (see discussions forums).
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Mai
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·Reviewed Sep 27, 2023
too long, more terrible than India tutorial
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Darya
5.0
·Reviewed Feb 11, 2022
Equips you with the knowledge you can use straight away. From the overview of the emerging tech (get to grips with it in minutes!) to complex legal and philopophical terms, all whilst highlighting the ethics and the value. Great course!
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Aarks
5.0
·Reviewed May 5, 2023
Well-organized course content,the way data-driven technologies were consolidated with minimum required information with emphasis on ethics is really helpful for organizations focused on AI transformation
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Ashley
5.0
·Reviewed Apr 6, 2021
The course helped me validate the work I had already accomplished in AI Governance, Algorithmic Impact Assessment, and AI Ethic Principles and Procurement.
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Scott
5.0
·Reviewed Mar 25, 2025
The course was very informative and I learned a lot of great information that will allow me to continue in advocation of ethical technology utilization.
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Cheri
5.0
·Reviewed Dec 15, 2023
Everything about this course was wonderful. I was able to quickly understand the concepts and principles because of each facilitator/teacher.
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Aishwarya
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 17, 2020
Great content and the assignment was very helpful in applying the concepts learned. Thank you for putting together this course.
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Bapiraju
5.0
·Reviewed May 11, 2024
I understand there a lot useful information around ethical AI, thanks for the course and instructors.
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DEBORAH
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 13, 2020
very informative on artificial intelligence. i enjoyed the classes
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AnhNTHE141766
5.0
·Reviewed Nov 24, 2022
I have learned a lot of good things about the subject.