ITC 6415 — IT Policy, Ethics, and Social Responsibility

2 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Delves deep into the ethical dimensions of information technology. Includes aspects of social responsibility in the areas of generative artificial intelligence systems, social and interactive media, and disruptive innovations focusing on their creative capabilities and the implications they pose for society. As these technologies or systems become increasingly sophisticated, questions arise regarding their ethical implications including issues of authorship, intellectual property, cultural appropriation, and the potential disruption of industries. Aims to critically analyze and navigate the ethical challenges, fostering the knowledge and tools to evaluate, respond to, and shape the responsible use of these technologies.

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