CS 517 Artificial Intelligence and Ethics
Examines the ethical, social, and policy dimensions of artificial intelligence, with attention to fairness, accountability, transparency, privacy, and the societal impacts of automated decision-making. Students analyze real-world cases, evaluate risks, and explore frameworks for responsible AI design and governance. Topics include bias in data and models, algorithmic harm, equity, regulation, and human–AI interaction. Expected preparation: none beyond general familiarity with computing.
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Also offered for undergraduate-level credit as
CS 417 and may be taken only once for credit