Living in the World of AI – How AI Has Changed Ethics? WEBCAST

Overview

AI has already reshaped the way we work, offering immense opportunities alongside serious ethical and organizational challenges. How should we use AI responsibly without slowing innovation? Is using AI ethical? Is it right? Is not using AI ethical? The goal is to make better use of the power of AI, in a sustainable and ethical way. NOTE: This course does NOT meet Washington State Ethics Requirements.

Highlights

Is it ethical to use AI, or not? What is ethical AI? Why does it matter for finance and business professionals? Understanding and managing AI hallucinations, bias and misinformation. Internal friction: navigating fear, resistance, and cultural challenges. Creating sustainable, people-focused AI practices that build trust.

Prerequisites

At least six months of professional financial statement analysis experience or at least six months of professional experience in preparing or reviewing accounting processes and reports. Experience working with internal clients or external clients and business leaders.

Designed For

All business professionals.  

Objectives

Identify common ethical risks related to AI, including bias, misinformation, and lack of transparency. Evaluate how ethical leadership can improve adoption, trust, and long-term success with AI tools.

Preparation

None.

Notice

None.