Wharton Executive Education · Course
Strategies for Accountable AI
Strategies for Accountable AI is a Wharton Executive Education programme on the legal, ethical and business risks of AI, from hallucinations and bias to privacy and intellectual property, and how to set up oversight so systems are responsible.
Who it suits
- Executives, entrepreneurs and managers who aim to integrate AI into their operations successfully.
- Leaders who understand that AI risk is not only a matter for the general counsel’s office.
What it covers
- Anticipating the legal, ethical and business controversies posed by AI.
- Techniques to mitigate AI risks as you adopt the technology.
- Interdisciplinary insights from data science, law, psychology and strategy on safe, trusted and responsible AI.
- Assessing your organisation’s responsible AI readiness.
- How new laws, regulations and enforcement around the world affect AI.
Common questions about Strategies for Accountable AI
- What risks does it cover?
- Wharton lists hallucinations, bias, privacy and intellectual property issues, with potential regulatory penalties and legal liability.
- Who leads it?
- Faculty experts of the Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative.
- What does it cost?
- Fees, dates and the format of each offering are on Wharton’s page and change, so check it before you apply.
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