2023/2024
| Session | Date | Time | Instructor | Topic covered | Material |
| RML#1 | Wednesday October 4 |
08:30-10:30 | Doaa/Nicolas | Introduction Artificial intelligence, between technical definitions and policy definitions |
Slides-Legal Slides-Tech |
| RML#2 | Wednesday October 11 | 08:30-10:30 | Nicolas | Fairness
and nondiscrimination - Part 1 Technical perspectives |
Slides-Tech |
| RML#3 | Wednesday October 18 | 08:30-10:30 | Doaa | Fairness and non-discrimination - Part 2 Legal perspectives |
Slides-Legal |
| RML#4 | Wednesday October 25 | 08:30-10:30 | Doaa/Nicolas/Marie | Fairness and nondiscrimination - Part 3 Practical examples |
Slide-examples Slides-history |
| RML#5 | Wednesday November 8 | 08:30-10:30 | Doaa | Privacy and data protection - Part 1 Legal perspectives |
Slides-Legal |
| RML#6 | Wednesday November 15 | 08:30-10:30 | Nicolas | Privacy and data protection - Part 2 Technical perspectives |
Slides-Tech |
| RML#7 | Wednesday November 22 | 08:30-10:30 | Doaa/Marie | Privacy and data protection - Part 3 Practical examples |
Slides-examples |
| RML#8 | Wednesday December 6 |
08:30-10:30 | Doaa | Transparency and explainability – Part 1 Legal perspective |
Slides-Legal |
| RML#9 | Wednesday December 13 |
08:30-10:30 | Nicolas | Transparency and explainability – Part 2 Technical perspective |
Slides-Tech |
| RML#10 | Wednesday December 20 | 08:30-10:30 | Doaa/Nicolas/Marie | Generative AI +the Impact of AI on the Environment | Slides-EUAI-LLM Slides-environment |
| Final exam | Wednesday January 10 | 08:30-10:30 | Mockup trial |
Evaluation
· Critical analysis of reading – 30%: the course is designed around three main blocks, fairness, privacy and transparency. You will be required to choose one of the three topics and within that block to choose one legal and one technical reading and to write a critical analysis about the chosen piece. You can choose whether to write the legal and technical analysis separately or combined, in any case, you should try to link between the two to the extent possible. Your analysis should include a brief summary of the paper, and a critical reflection. If you are writing a separate analysis for the legal and technical papers, each one should be about 800 words, if it is a combined analysis, it should be about 1500 words.
· 2 technical assignments 30% - Exercise set on fairness / Exercise set on privacy
· Final project, mock trial 40%, in a group, you will be asked to simulate a court trial, you will pick a case study involving automation/ algorithm deployed in a certain domain. The group will be split into 2, where one side will present the plaintiffs (the party bringing forward the lawsuit), and the other side will present the defendant (the party that is being sued). You will be asked to apply the concepts that we studied during the semester. The final projects will be presented during a special session that will be held on January 10.
· Active and meaningful participation would grant you a bonus to the grade