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A simulation game designed for AI engineers that turns ethical principles into team reflexes
Aligning operational performance, legal and reputational requirements in one go
Leave with an action plan for incorporating these new practices into your daily workflows
Bonus: It’s a great team-building experience!
4 hours
In-house or students
In person or online
Starting at €2,100 per group of up to 12 people
Introduction
Are your teams developing or deploying AI systems but struggling with complex ethical issues without really knowing where to start? Are your students learning machine learning but have few opportunities to apply theory to real-world ethical dilemmas?
This immersive workshop puts you in the shoes of a team of consultants tasked with designing an AI system that meets demanding specifications. Through a collaborative role-playing exercise and real-world case studies, you’ll learn to identify ethical issues, anticipate risks, and find pragmatic solutions. For technical teams, the workshop continues with an exercise that will allow you to collectively develop a roadmap for integrating responsible AI into your daily work.
This immersive workshop puts you in the shoes of a team of consultants tasked with designing an AI system that meets demanding specifications. Through a collaborative role-playing exercise and real-world case studies, you’ll learn to identify ethical issues, anticipate risks, and find pragmatic solutions. For technical teams, the workshop continues with an exercise that will allow you to collectively develop a roadmap for integrating responsible AI into your daily work.
Workshop Content
01.
Understanding Responsible AI and AI Ethics: Definitions, Principles, Frameworks, and Strategic Importance.
02.
Identify specific ethical issues through real-life, interactive case studies.
03.
Serious game: conducting an impact assessment of an AI system as part of a team, balancing various constraints, and justifying trade-offs.
04.
Work together to develop your integration roadmap: turn insights into a concrete action plan featuring quick wins and strategic initiatives.
Learning Objectives
Understanding the fundamentals of responsible AI and AI ethics
Identify and anticipate risks
Experience responsible AI throughout the AI lifecycle through an immersive role-playing game
Developing practical solutions to complex ethical dilemmas
Work together to develop an action plan for integrating responsible AI into your daily practices
Who is this workshop for?
Professional Team Package (4 hours)
Profiles:
- AI/ML development teams
- Data scientists and ML engineers
- Tech product managers working on AI products
- Cross-functional teams (dev, data, product, legal, ethics)
Requirements:
- Professional experience in developing, deploying, or managing AI systems
- Understanding of the technical challenges of AI
- Curiosity and open-mindedness
- AI/ML development teams
- Data scientists and ML engineers
- Tech product managers working on AI products
- Cross-functional teams (dev, data, product, legal, ethics)
Requirements:
- Professional experience in developing, deploying, or managing AI systems
- Understanding of the technical challenges of AI
- Curiosity and open-mindedness
Higher Education Package (3 hours)
Profiles:
- Computer or software engineering students
- Data science or machine learning students
- Artificial intelligence students
- Any academic program involving the development or use of AI
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of AI or machine learning
- Understanding of basic programming concepts
- Curiosity about the ethical and social implications of technology
- No expertise in ethics required
Ideal for:
- Courses on "Computer Ethics," "AI & Society," "Responsible AI"
- Supplementing technical AI training with an ethical dimension
- Hackathons or student events on AI
- Tech student associations looking to raise awareness among their members
- Computer or software engineering students
- Data science or machine learning students
- Artificial intelligence students
- Any academic program involving the development or use of AI
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of AI or machine learning
- Understanding of basic programming concepts
- Curiosity about the ethical and social implications of technology
- No expertise in ethics required
Ideal for:
- Courses on "Computer Ethics," "AI & Society," "Responsible AI"
- Supplementing technical AI training with an ethical dimension
- Hackathons or student events on AI
- Tech student associations looking to raise awareness among their members
You'll walk away with
A shared understanding of the issues
Your action plan for implementing best practices in all your projects
A simplified, gamified method for ethical impact assessment
Educational Approach
LEARNING BY DOING
An immersive role-playing game to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE
Teamwork on complex problems.
customization
Case studies that can be tailored to your industry and even your organization.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the workshop be taken online?
Yes, we have an interactive online version with collaborative tools (Miro, breakout rooms, etc.). The experience remains immersive and engaging.
How many people are on each team in the workshop?
Ideally, 5–6 people per team
Can we adapt the case study to our industry?
Absolutely! For technical teams, we can create a customized scenario that reflects your actual challenges.
Does this workshop serve as a substitute for a comprehensive course on responsible AI?
No, this is an immersive and hands-on introduction. For in-depth training, please contact us.
Is the Roadmap module required for technical teams?
We recommend it because it helps turn learning into concrete action and fosters team cohesion. However, we can tailor it to fit your specific needs.
Responsible AI Workshop
A simulation game for developers looking to put ethical principles into practice.
4 hours
In-house
In person or online
Starting at €2,100 per group of up to 12 people