MSAI3115

ETHICS, GOV& SOCI IMPACT OF AI

Terms offered
2
Data refreshed
Jun 27, 2026

Description

This course explores the ethical, legal, and social challenges AI technologies pose.Students will critically examine issues such as bias, fairness, accountability, transparency, privacy, and the broader societal impacts of AI. The course emphasizes the importance of responsible AI governance, focusing on frameworks, policies, and regulations that guide ethical AI development and deployment. Case studies and real-world scenarios will be used to help students understand the role of AI ethics in varioussectors, including healthcare, finance, and public policy, and how to integrate ethical considerations into AI projects.

Syllabi

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Offering history & forecast 2025–2026

2025
2026
Sections offered by academic year and season, with estimated offering chances for future years above the divider
YearFallSpringSummerIntersession
2030 2030 Fall: not enough history to forecast. 2030 Spring: not enough history to forecast. 2030 Summer: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 9 summer terms since 2018. 2030 Intersession: 8% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 6 intersession terms since 2020.
2029 2029 Fall: not enough history to forecast. 2029 Spring: not enough history to forecast. 2029 Summer: 6% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 10 summer terms since 2017. 2029 Intersession: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2028 2028 Fall: not enough history to forecast. 2028 Spring: not enough history to forecast. 2028 Summer: 5% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 11 summer terms since 2016. 2028 Intersession: 7% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2027 2027 Fall: not enough history to forecast. 2027 Spring: not enough history to forecast. 2027 Summer: 5% chance, high confidence. Offered in 0 of 12 summer terms since 2015. 2027 Intersession: 6% chance, medium confidence. Offered in 0 of 7 intersession terms since 2017.
2026 Not offered 1 section Not offered No data for this term
2025 1 section Not offered Not offered Not offered
Forecast Under 15% 15–39% 40–69% 70–89% 90%+ Not enough history
Fall Spring Summer Intersession Darker means more sections Not offered No data for term

Future estimates combine recent offering frequency with detected multi-year cycles. Hover a cell for confidence and evidence; low-confidence estimates are marked with ~.

Meeting times

Most recent first
  • Wed, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM JC218 2026
  • Thu, 6:30 PM–9:30 PM Sackler Science Center S311 2025
Credit-bearing sections of MSAI3115
TermProfessorTypeCreditsEnrollmentCRN
Spring 2026Mark JacobsLecture1 10 of 30 enrolled34865
Fall 2025Mark JacobsLecture1 4 of 30 enrolled24162