In this section, you learned about the multifaceted legal challenges posed by AI technologies, beginning
with tort liability and the complexities surrounding responsibility for AI induced harm.
You explored intellectual property rights related to AI systems, including ownership disputes and the
intricacies of patenting AI generated inventions.
You also delved into the importance of educating users on AI functionalities and limitations to foster
informed and responsible use.
Addressing workforce upskilling and reskilling needs, you examine strategies to prepare employees for
AI integration in various industries, emphasizing continuous learning and adaptability.
Building a profession of AI auditors was highlighted as essential for establishing rigorous standards
and training to ensure AI systems operate ethically and transparently.
The course covered automated governance mechanisms to tackle ethical issues, outlining frameworks for
real time monitoring and compliance.
Lastly, you prepared for the future of AI governance and ethics, discussing proactive measures to
anticipate and mitigate emerging challenges.
This comprehensive overview has equipped you with a nuanced understanding of the legal, ethical, and
practical dimensions of AI, underscoring the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in navigating
this complex field.