Sp62E Modern Ethical Challenges with AI Applications (Zoom; OLLI @ ASU)

Zoom | Available (Membership Required)

6/1/2026 (one day)
1:30 PM-3:00 PM EDT on Mon

Sp62E Modern Ethical Challenges with AI Applications (Zoom; OLLI @ ASU)

Zoom | Available (Membership Required)

Who should be responsible when an AI system causes harm? Should AI tools be allowed in classrooms or hospitals? Is large-scale data collection a fair price for convenience? This lecture invites you to explore the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and data collection in the modern age. Using real-world case studies and ethical frameworks, we will examine how AI shapes education, transportation, healthcare, social media, and everyday life. The course focuses on balancing benefits, harms, and social consequences while developing critical thinking skills.

  • Julia (Iuliia) Inozemtseva is a Teaching Associate Professor at Arizona State University at the School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences. She moved to Arizona and joined ASU in 2017. Julia grew up in Ukraine, in the beautiful city Odesa. Julia actively advocates for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. She uses her international experience to support and advocate for women in STEM, as well as for ESL and International Students is the USA. As a proud Ukranian, Julia actively promotes Ukrainian culture and participates in many multicultural events in Arizona.

    *This registration item is ZOOM-only; there is not an in-person component to this class. It is offered and run by The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Arizona State University.*