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This course provides background knowledge on AI and its relevance to youth work.
Overview In this module, learners will explore the importance of shaping AI policy by actively participating in decision-making processes and online communities and networks. By presenting the underlying principles of AI governance (AIG) and explaining how and why AI should be regulated, learners are provided with examples of important stakeholders responsible for shaping the future of AI. While recent developments in AIG worldwide are discussed, this module sheds light on how one can participate in AIG, with a specific emphasis on including youth voices. Learning Outcomes At the end of this module, you will be able to: Explain what AI governance is and why it should be regulated, Recognize the differences between AI rules, laws, and ethical guidelines, Identify the key stakeholders and their respective roles, Explore how young people can actively shape AI policy. Contents What is AI Governance? (20 minutes) Examples of AI Governance in Countries Governance vs. Regulation Core Principles in AI Governance Why Should AI Be Governed? (10 minutes) Mini Quiz 1 Why It Matters to YOU? Major Stakeholders and Recent Developments (20 minutes) Stakeholders in AI Governance Examples for International and Corporate Stakeholders Latest Developments in the World in AI Governance Youth Voices Are Missing! Reflection & Discussion 1: What’s Happening in Your Country? How Can You Be Part of AI Governance? (10 minutes) Mini Quiz 2 AI Governance Checklist Summary References
This course lays the foundation for understanding AI concepts and technology.
This course helps students understand how AI is used in everyday life and why mastering AI is crucial for the future.
This course emphasizes developing awareness about AI’s broader societal impacts and encourages critical thinking and effective prompting.