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3.4: Teaching AI Ethics
Opening the book…
Legal Studies: What laws and regulations exist to govern the use of AI in environmental contexts? How can they be improved to better protect the environment?
Environmental Science: How can AI be used to address environmental challenges such as climate change, pollution, and deforestation? What ethical considerations should be taken into account when designing AI systems for environmental applications?
Business and Economics: How can AI be used to promote sustainable business practices and reduce the environmental impact of industries such as agriculture, transportation, and manufacturing? What are the economic incentives for companies to adopt eco-friendly AI?
Health and PE: How can AI be used to address public health issues related to the environment, such as air and water pollution? What are the potential ethical concerns associated with using AI in public health contexts?
English and Literature: How can we use literary criticism like ecocriticism to analyse representations of AI in literature and popular culture? What are the potential ethical concerns associated with these representations?
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