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AI Ethics, Responsible Use, and Creativity

Learn ethical frameworks and practical tools to evaluate and responsibly implement AI in creative work, including the SIFT process for sustainable AI adoption.

Learn ethical frameworks and practical tools to evaluate and responsibly implement AI in creative work, including the SIFT process for sustainable AI adoption.

This course cannot be purchased separately - to access the complete learning experience, graded assignments, and earn certificates, you'll need to enroll in the full AI for Creative Work Specialization program. You can audit this specific course for free to explore the content, which includes access to course materials and lectures. This allows you to learn at your own pace without any financial commitment.

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AI Ethics, Responsible Use, and Creativity

This course includes

5 Hours

Of Self-paced video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

Free course

What you'll learn

  • Learn to apply the SIFT framework for evaluating AI tools in creative contexts

  • Assess legal considerations and potential risks of using generative AI

  • Understand reputational concerns associated with AI implementation

  • Identify cultural biases and ethical issues in AI-generated content

  • Evaluate the environmental impact and sustainability of AI tools

  • Make informed decisions about appropriate AI adoption for specific creative needs

Skills you'll gain

AI Ethics
Responsible AI
SIFT Framework
Creative AI
AI Risk Assessment
Data Privacy
AI Bias
Sustainable AI
Legal Considerations
Generative AI

This course includes:

0.67 Hours PreRecorded video

1 assignment

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There are 6 modules in this course

This course explores the ethical considerations and responsible use of generative AI tools in creative work. Students learn the SIFT (Specify, Identify, Focus, Trust) process for evaluating AI tools - a compact method that helps learners employ AI successfully and sustainably through realistic technology assessment and intentional decision-making. The curriculum addresses the practical application of the SIFT framework by using it to evaluate tools and creative work from previous coursework. The course thoroughly examines the reputational and legal risks associated with AI use in creative fields, including environmental costs, cultural bias, and data privacy concerns. Through readings and guest lectures by experts like Justin Joque, students gain a comprehensive understanding of the ethical dimensions of contemporary generative AI. As the second course in the "AI for Creative Work" specialization, it builds upon foundational knowledge while preparing students to make responsible choices when incorporating AI into their creative practice.

Introduction to the Course

Module 1 · 0 Hours to complete

Introduction to Legal and Ethical Considerations

Module 2 · 2 Hours to complete

SIFT Framework

Module 3 · 0 Hours to complete

Risks and Your Work

Module 4 · 0 Hours to complete

Evaluating AI for You and Your Company

Module 5 · 0 Hours to complete

Bonus Content

Module 6 · 0 Hours to complete

Fee Structure

Instructors

Garrett Schumann
Garrett Schumann

1,596 Students

3 Courses

A Visionary Composer and Music Scholar Bridging Music and Technology

Garrett Schumann is a composer and scholar who teaches music-oriented liberal arts courses for the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Sciences and the Arts. Garrett’s research interests include the intersection of music and technology, classical composers with marginalized identities

Charles Garrett
Charles Garrett

1,596 Students

3 Courses

Renowned Musicologist and Educator at the University of Michigan

Charles Hiroshi Garrett joined the University of Michigan faculty in 2004. His research and teaching centers on music and musical cultures of the United States in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, with special interest in popular music, jazz,.technology, sound studies, digital culture,

AI Ethics, Responsible Use, and Creativity

This course includes

5 Hours

Of Self-paced video lessons

Beginner Level

Completion Certificate

awarded on course completion

Free course

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