AI, Ethics and the Law

Overview

Taught by staff from the Centre for AI and Digital Ethics, as well as our co-director Professor Jeannie Patterson,  this subject employs interdisciplinary perspectives to investigate AI, ethics and the law.

Developing sound ethical, policy and legal responses to AI requires expertise from technical fields such as maths, computer science and engineering, as well as social sciences such as sociology, psychology, criminology, history and philosophy.

This subject develops skills in reading and analysing interdisciplinary material in the context of a developing field of academic thought and debate.

Availability and Enquiries

• Current students can take the subject as breadth within their degree. For further advice,  book an appointment with a Course Planning adviser.
• Professionals and members of the public can take the subject through Single Subject Study. Enquiries can be directed to the future students team.

Further Information

Details about the subject's availability, assessment, timetable and more can be found in the subject's handbook entry.