Dakota digital discussions
A series of webinars that will respond to the ongoing impacts that digitization, artificial intelligence, and autonomous systems are having on our society.
Here comes a DDA class for the Fall 2024 Semester:
PHIL 491: Artificial Intelligence and Society: The History and Philosophy of the Human and Machine for the 2024 Fall semester. This hybrid course is open to all interested students attending any NDUS institution.
The course description states:
“Technology has not only been a tool for human beings and society to make their lives run more efficiently and effectively, but it has also changed how we think about the natures of humanity and society, as well as what we have for our morality. This class explores the historical and philosophical transformations caused by technology to place AI’s impact of society in contextual perspective.
The course objectives will provide a better understanding of technology that impacted society and humanity; the impact and effects of technology on human history and society yesterday, today, and in the future; and the philosophical and ethical issues raised by technology in human history and society.
Those who participate in the course will be able to develop their own philosophy of humans and machines in their life and decision making.”
If you are interested in registering for the course and would like more information, please contact Dr. Dennis Cooley. Dr. Cooley’s email is dennis.cooley@ndsu.edu.
If you would like to register for the course, you can find out more information here. Or, please contact your school’s registrar and request or ask how you can register for it. The course can be found in the NDSU course catalog as PHIL 491 Special Topics with a Topic Title: AI & Society: The Human/The Machine.
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The Dakota Digital Discussions is an offspring of the Dakota Digital Academy (DDA). The DDA was founded to help students and professionals develop and
upskill cyber knowledge and skills.