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Course Overview
The power of extracting value from data utilizing Artificial Intelligence, Data Science and Machine Learning exposes the learning differences between humans and machines. Humans can apply ethical principles throughout the decision-making process to avoid discrimination, societal harm, and marginalization to maintain and even enhance acceptable norms. Machines make decisions autonomously. So how do we apply ethical principles to data driven technology? This course provides business professionals and consumers of technology core concepts of ethical principles, how they can be applied to emerging data driven technologies and the impact to an organization which ignores ethical use of technology.
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for business leaders and decision makers, including C-level executives, project and product managers, HR leaders, Marketing and Sales leaders, and technical sales consultants, who have a vested interest in the representation of ethical values in technology solutions. Other individuals who want to know more about data ethics are also candidates for this course. This course is also designed to assist learners in preparing for the CertNexus® DEBIZ™ (Exam DEB-110) credential.
Course Outline
1 - Introduction to Data Ethics
- Define Ethics
- Define Data
- Define Data Ethics
- Principles of Data Ethics
- The Case for Data Ethics
- Identifying Ethical Issues
2 - Ethical Principles
- Ethical Frameworks
- Applying Ethical Frameworks
- Privacy, Fairness, and Safety
- Applying Privacy, Fairness, and Safety Principles
- Algorithms and Human-Centered Values
- Discussing True and False Positives and Negatives
- Discussing Accuracy and Precision
- Discussing Correlation and Causation
- Transparency and Explainability: The Black Box Problem
- Discussing Black Box Parallels
- Inclusive Growth, Sustainable Development, and Well-Being
- Examining a Tech for Good Organization
- Improving Ethical Data Practices
3 - Sources of Ethical Risk
- Bias and Discrimination
- Case Study: Allegheny Family Screening Tool
- Data Surveillance
- Safety and Security
- Case Study: PredPol
4 - Business Considerations
- Data Legislation
- Manage the Effects of Data
- Case Study
- Embed Organizational Values in the Data Value Chain
- Building a Data Ethics Culture/Code of Ethics
- Stakeholder Checklist