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This activity relates to Learning Outcome 1.2 of our Course Outline:

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Development of Spoken Language

Earliest formats of persistent communication / Cave Art and Writing

Metallury

Invention of the Wheel

Invention of the boat/ship

Development of Agriculture

Invention of the Printing Press

Electricity / Steam Engine

Hertz / Maxwell: Marconni Invented the Radio

Micro Chip

Industrial Technology / Materials Science

You will be working in groups and using TRELLO Boards to do brain storming, which will introduce you to this tool and skill set which you will need for your assignment and project.

Each group will present to the class the results of their assigned analysis for a part of this Document:

Artificial intelligence: Principles, laws, and frameworks

Introduction to AI Principles, Laws, and Frameworks Analysis Activity

Greetings, Future Technology Leaders,

As we venture deeper into the complexities and boundless potentials of Artificial Intelligence, it becomes increasingly essential to ground our technical prowess in a robust understanding of the wider context in which this technology operates. You are not just future engineers or developers; you are emerging as holistic leaders who will shape the interface between groundbreaking technologies and society.

In this activity, we will dive into the dynamic world of AI legislation and ethical frameworks—a realm where technology meets law, ethics, and societal norms. This exploration is crucial because as technology professionals, your effectiveness and ability to innovate responsibly will be influenced not only by your technical skills but also by your ability to navigate the legal landscapes, communicate complex ideas clearly, and lead thoughtfully in your domain.

Learning Plan Outline: Using Trello to Analyze AI Principles, Laws, and Frameworks

Objective: Enhance understanding of AI legislation and frameworks and their impact on software design, focusing on heterogeneity, business-and-social changes, and security-and-trust, using Trello for collaboration and presentation.

Materials Needed:

OneTrust DataGuidance document: "Artificial Intelligence: Principles, Laws, and Frameworks."

Access to Trello (all students must create a free account if they don’t have one).

Part 1: Introduction and Trello Setup

Overview and Objectives: Brief students on the session’s goals and the use of Trello.

Trello Tutorial: Quick walkthrough on how to use Trello for those unfamiliar with the tool. Highlight features such as creating boards, lists, cards, adding members, and attaching files.

Part 2: Trello Board Setup and Document Analysis (30 minutes)

Board Creation: Each team creates a Trello board for their section analysis. They should set up lists titled ‘Key Points’, ‘Challenges’, ‘Regulatory Impact’, and ‘Questions’.

Document Analysis: Teams read and discuss their sections in breakout rooms, populating their Trello board with cards under appropriate lists, focusing on the core software design issues.

Part 4: Group Presentation Preparation (20 minutes)

Prepare Presentations: Teams prepare to present their findings using their Trello boards as the visual aid. Encourage them to think about how they can make their presentation engaging and informative.

Check-in: Offer support and answer any questions as teams prepare.

Part 5: Team Presentations and Class Discussion (30 minutes)

Presentations: Teams share their screen to present their Trello boards to the class.

Discussion Points:

Compare and contrast the regulatory environments.

Discuss the implications of these regulations on global software development.

Explore ethical considerations highlighted by security and trust issues.

Part 6: Reflection and Conclusion (10 minutes)

Reflection: Invite feedback on the use of Trello for team collaboration and presentation.

Wrap-up: Summarize key takeaways and discuss how these insights might be applied in future software development projects.

Additional Tips:

Pre-Class Preparation: Send out Trello and document links before the class along with a brief instructional video on using Trello if available.

Engagement Strategy: Use polling or quizzes to keep students engaged during presentations.

Follow-up: Consider a post-session assignment where students use Trello to outline a mini-project on proposing an AI solution that adheres to discussed frameworks.

This approach not only teaches students about AI legislation and frameworks but also enhances their skills in using modern project management and collaboration tools, which are crucial in today’s digital workspace.

Objective of the Activity

Your mission is to collaborate with your peers to dissect, analyze, and present on various aspects of AI principles, laws, and frameworks from around the globe. Each team will tackle a specific domain, providing a comprehensive overview and insightful analysis using Trello as your digital collaboration platform.

The Hallmarks of Success

1. Thorough Research and Insightful Analysis: Successful work in this activity means going beyond the surface. It involves critically examining the given material to uncover deeper insights into how AI laws and frameworks are shaping the development and deployment of AI technologies across different sectors and regions.

2. Clear and Effective Communication: As future leaders, your ability to distill complex information into clear, persuasive narratives is key. This will be reflected in how well you can articulate your findings and present them in an organized, engaging manner using Trello boards. Each card and list should be a testament to your team’s grasp of the material and your collective ability to communicate it effectively.

3. Innovative Thought Leadership: We encourage you to not just report but also critique and predict. Consider the current trends and propose future directions for AI regulation. How might emerging technologies challenge current legal frameworks? What ethical considerations are still unaddressed? Thought leadership will be demonstrated by your ability to propose thoughtful, informed predictions and solutions.

4. Professional Collaboration: The ability to work seamlessly in a team setting, leveraging each member's strengths, is fundamental. Successful collaboration will be evident in the cohesiveness of your Trello boards and the integrative nature of your final presentations.

What a Successful Output Looks Like

Comprehensive Trello Board: Well-organized with distinct cards for key points, challenges, regulatory impacts, and insightful questions. Each card should be detailed and reflective of deep collaborative research.

Engaging Presentation: A clear, concise, and compelling presentation of your findings. This should include not only what the current landscape looks like but also strategic insights into its future evolution.

Innovative Proposals: Beyond analysis, successful outputs will include creative yet practical proposals that address potential gaps in current frameworks or anticipate new challenges.

Conclusion

As young leaders at the forefront of technology, your role is not confined to understanding code and systems but extends to shaping the ethical and legal landscape in which these technologies operate. This activity is designed to prepare you for that role, enhancing your ability to influence, lead, and innovate within the tech industry responsibly.

Embrace this challenge with enthusiasm and rigor, and let this be a stepping stone towards becoming a multifaceted technology leader who is as adept in boardrooms as in coding environments.

Let’s set the foundation for a future where technology not only advances but does so responsibly and ethically.

Developing a clear and structured analytical methodology will help guide your work flow through the evaluation process, instilling confidence in the reliability of your work product output.

Below is a methodology tailored for analyzing AI principles, laws, and frameworks, inspired by proven process methodologies used in professional settings to create the thought leadership that senior management demands.

Analytical Methodology for Evaluating AI Principles, Laws, and Frameworks

1. Define Objectives and Scope

Objective Definition: Clearly articulate what you aim to achieve with your analysis. For instance, understanding the impact of AI legislation on privacy or exploring the ethical challenges posed by AI in healthcare.

Scope Determination: Define the boundaries of your analysis. Decide on geographical limitations, specific sectors, types of AI technologies, or particular aspects of law and ethics you will focus on.

2. Gather and Organize Information

Data Collection: Collect relevant data from multiple sources such as academic journals, legal databases, regulatory bodies’ publications, and reputable news outlets. Ensure the information is up-to-date and comprehensive.

Data Organization: Use tools like Trello to categorize the collected information. Create cards for different themes or topics like international regulations, ethical considerations, and sector-specific legislation.

3. Perform Descriptive Analysis

Summarize Information: Describe the current state of AI regulations and frameworks. Identify and document major laws, key regulatory bodies, and fundamental ethical guidelines.

Compare and Contrast: Highlight differences and similarities in AI regulations across different regions or sectors. Use tables or charts in Trello for visual comparison.

4. Conduct Diagnostic Analysis

Identify Issues and Trends: Analyze the data to pinpoint emerging trends, potential issues, or gaps in current legislation. Consider the implications of these findings.

Root Cause Analysis: Delve deeper into why certain regulations exist and their underlying principles. Explore the societal, technological, and economic factors influencing these laws.

5. Develop Predictive Insights

Future Outlook: Based on current trends and historical data, predict future changes in AI laws and frameworks. Consider advancements in AI technology and their potential impact on regulation.

Scenario Planning: Develop scenarios based on different potential future developments. For example, consider the impact of quantum computing on data privacy laws.

6. Propose Recommendations

Solutions and Strategies: Based on your analysis, propose actionable recommendations for addressing identified issues or gaps. Suggest strategies for stakeholders to adapt to regulatory changes.

Best Practices: Develop a list of best practices for entities affected by AI regulations to follow, ensuring compliance and ethical integrity.

7. Prepare and Present Findings

Report Preparation: Compile your findings, insights, and recommendations into a structured report or presentation. Ensure clarity and coherence to effectively communicate with the intended audience.

Review and Feedback: Before finalizing, seek feedback from peers or mentors. Refine your report based on this feedback to enhance the quality and professionalism of the output.

8. Reflect and Iterate

Self-Evaluation: After the presentation, conduct a self-evaluation of your work. Identify what went well and what could be improved.

Continuous Learning: Take note of lessons learned and apply these insights in future analytical tasks to continuously improve your analytical skills.

Conclusion

This methodology not only ensures a systematic approach to analyzing complex topics but also prepares students to think critically and strategically about the implications of their findings. By following these steps, students will develop confidence in their analytical capabilities and be better equipped to perform at a professional level, true to the training standards of leading global corporations.

Create a Trello Board and Presentation which delivers 3 to 5 recommendations which your

team is making to Senior Management based on your assignment topic.

Here are the topics we will use for each team:

International AI Regulations: Focusing on how different countries regulate AI and the impact on global software operations.

Sector-Specific AI Legislation: Examining laws tailored to specific sectors like healthcare, finance, or consumer services.

Ethical Considerations in AI: Discussing the ethical challenges posed by AI, such as bias, privacy, and accountability.

Impact of AI on Privacy and Data Protection: Analyzing how AI technologies affect data security and privacy norms.

Future of AI Legislation: Speculating on the evolution of AI laws and their potential future developments.

AI and Intellectual Property: Exploring the intersection of AI and IP rights, focusing on ownership and innovation.

AI in Employment and Labor Laws: Reviewing how AI impacts employment practices and worker rights.

Comparative Analysis of AI Frameworks: Comparing frameworks like GDPR, NIST, and others in managing AI risks.

Let’s organize the students into teams:

Team Assignments and Topics

Team 1: International AI Regulations

Team 2: Industry Sector-Specific Health Care AI Legislation

Team 3: Ethical Considerations in AI

Team 4: Impact of AI on Privacy and Data Protection

Team 5: Future of AI Legislation

Team 6: AI and Intellectual Property

Team 7: AI in Employment and Labor Laws

Team 8: Comparative Analysis of AI Frameworks

Instructions for Teams:

Each team will use a Trello board to organize their research, analysis, and presentation on their assigned topic. They should create cards for key points, challenges, regulatory impacts, and questions that arise during their research.

The final presentation will use their Trello board to guide the discussion.

This analytic exercise will facilitate a comprehensive exploration of AI legislation and frameworks, helping students engage deeply with the subject matter and apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios.

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