AI 405 - AI Impacts, Applications, and Design

5 CR

Previously ROBAI 405.
This course explores the current challenges and limitations of AI, trends and research in AI, challenges in human-computer interaction, and economic, societal, legal, and ethical implications of AI systems. Students examine current applications and future directions of AI technology. Emphasis is placed on human-centered interaction principles and designing meaningful interfaces between humans and AI systems. Through research, presentation, and debate, students analyze the multifaceted implications of advances in AI, balancing technical capabilities with user needs and societal impacts.

Prerequisite(s): ROBAI or AI 240 and admission into the BAS Software Development Artificial Intelligence concentration, or permission of the instructor.

Course Outcomes

Describe current and future applications of AI and summarize trends and research in AI.
Research and discuss the economic, societal, legal, and ethical implications of AI systems and their deployment.
Research and discuss the current technical challenges and limitations of AI, and evaluate approaches being explored to overcome them.
Research and analyze challenges in human-computer interaction with AI systems and explore design solutions for meaningful human-AI interfaces.
Present and debate issues and implications of advances in AI using evidence-based analysis and professional communication practices.

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