Keynotes
Each lecture is adapted to the audience and combines ethical reflection with concrete examples and organisational relevance.
Accessible and thought-provoking talks on AI ethics, responsible innovation, human oversight and the impact of AI on professional practice.
Possible themes: Who is responsible when AI makes a mistake?, What should remain human in an AI-driven organisation?, From AI principles to responsible practice, The human impact of artificial intelligence, AI literacy beyond technical skills
Workshops
Interactive sessions in which participants examine ethical questions related to AI within their own professional context. Workshops can focus on ethical risk awareness, stakeholder perspectives, AI literacy, human oversight or value-based decision-making.
Participants leave with a clearer understanding of the ethical issues involved and a shared language for discussing responsible AI within their organisation.
AI governance and policy
Support in translating ethical principles into practical governance arrangements, internal policies and clear responsibilities.
This may include reviewing existing AI policies or creating new ones, defining roles and decision-making procedures, identifying ethical risks and opportunities, or integrating human oversight into the use of AI systems.
Tailored guidance
Longer-term guidance for organisations that want to develop or strengthen a responsible approach to AI.
Depending on the organisation’s needs, this may involve stakeholder dialogue, ethical reflection, policy development, AI literacy, governance and support during implementation.
Guidance programmes are developed in dialogue with the organisation and can range from a focused advisory session to a broader trajectory involving several teams or stakeholders.
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