Generative AI is revolutionizing content creation, decision-making, and productivity—but its rapid rise raises urgent questions about ethics, accountability, and compliance. From deepfakes and data privacy to intellectual property and misinformation, organizations must navigate a complex and evolving landscape of risk.

"Ethical & Regulatory Implications of Generative AI" is a forward-looking course designed for leaders, legal professionals, compliance officers, and AI practitioners. It equips participants with a deep understanding of the ethical challenges and regulatory expectations surrounding generative AI tools and applications.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand Generative AI Risks: Explore key concerns around bias, manipulation, misinformation, and misuse
• Navigate Legal and Policy Frameworks: Learn about current and emerging regulations (e.g., EU AI Act, U.S. Executive Orders, global data laws)
• Evaluate Intellectual Property Implications: Address copyright, ownership, and fair use issues in AI-generated content
• Implement Governance and Controls: Build internal policies, safeguards, and ethical oversight mechanisms for responsible use
• Develop Ethical Guidelines: Align generative AI projects with organizational values, stakeholder expectations, and public trust

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for:

• Legal and Compliance Officers
• Policy Advisors and Government Regulators
• AI Developers and Product Managers
• Risk Managers and Ethics Professionals
• C-suite Leaders overseeing AI strategy and public trust

Course Format

• Delivery: Instructor-led (virtual or in-person)
• Structure: Regulatory briefings, ethical case studies, risk management exercises
• Resources: AI ethics toolkits, policy templates, regulatory comparison guides

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Seats are limited—take the lead in using generative AI responsibly and compliantly.

As generative AI evolves, ethical leadership will define who earns trust—and who loses it.