AI models provide very few performance guarantees. Models are often trained on unfiltered internet-scale data; as a result, they have unpredictable outcomes which can create legal liability. How can you better understand this risk for yourself, your work, and your organization?

In this course, you will explore the laws and ethics of generative AI. You will begin by considering AI's performance guarantees and unintended consequences. You will also examine the legal liability from unpredictable AI outcomes and the concerns around copyright when it comes to utilizing this technology. Finally, you will dive into the ethics surrounding generative AI, including the effect of unintended use of the models by unscrupulous actors. By the end of this course, you will have new insight in the foundational law and ethics of generative AI that can be applied to help protect your work and your organization.

You are required to have completed the following courses or have equivalent experience before taking this course:

• Generative AI: Capabilities and Compromises
• Working With Generative AI to Become More Effective
• Using Generative AI to Transform Business Processes