Artificial Intelligence and legal issues

 

Reflection on the impacts of artificial intelligence on business and human rights and freedoms. Possible risks, protection needs and future perspectives.

Provided ByPolitecnico di Milano
Type of providerHE Institution
Provided athttps://www.pok.polimi.it/
Learning opportunity typeMOOC
Languageen
Home pagehttps://www.pok.polimi.it/courses?search_query=AI103
Start date2021-09-06
End date2022-03-27
Duration6
Workload in hours8
Admission procedureOpen to all
Price detailsYou can access the course absolutely free of charge.
AssessmentsTo successfully complete this course, and henceforth receive the certificate of accomplishment, it is necessary to pass the quiz with 60%.
Type of credentialCertificate of participation
ISCEDF Code0619 - Information and Communication Technologiesn.e.c.
Education subject061 Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) 0619 Information and Communication Technologies not elsewhere classified 048 Inter-disciplinary programmes and qualifications involving business, administration and law 0488 Inter-disciplinary programmes and qualifications involving business, administration and law
Learning settingsnon formal learning
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Recognize that the use of AI requires to be analysed, evaluated and addressed also from a legal point of view.
Related skillhttp://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/42cb7669-c371-4903-9c0b-13db67b2e4bb http://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/3d3ee5c3-4286-457f-9f76-1704011f7e11
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Indicate the main legal concepts of liability for the conduct and choices made by or through intelligent systems and compensation for any consequential damage.
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Identify the practical impacts of responsibility and compensation for damages caused from AI, with specific reference to case-studies.
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Verify whether and which criminal law principles apply when an offence is committed by an AI system.
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Recognize the difference between copyright and patent with respect to the protection of AI systems created.
Learning outcome typeknowledge
Related skillhttp://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/e2103a1d-4a84-47a9-b4f7-774787573449 http://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/1349751e-dfb5-492e-89af-e7d9bd2546ac
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Identify legislative gaps with respect to the protection of works created autonomously by AI.
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Recognize the risks to fundamental rights and freedoms deriving from non-regulated uses of AI.
Learning outcomeArtificial Intelligence and legal issues – Learning outcome
Identify the principal conditions for data processing and the limits set out by the law to protect privacy and human rights.
Learning outcome typeskill
Related skillhttp://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/1b70a55d-b8a4-49fc-96c6-15ab4cff2522 http://data.europa.eu/esco/skill/S3.3.6
Assessor typeartificial intelligence
Assessment formatautomatic grading
Awarding opportunityThe Certificate of Accomplishment will be released to anyone who successfully completes the course by answering correctly to at least 60% of the questions by the end of the edition. You will be able to download the Certificate of Accomplishment directly on the website. Once you have successfully passed the course, you can request the Certificate of Accomplishment without waiting for the end of the edition. The Certificate of Accomplishment does not confer any academic credit, grade or degree.

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