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CERTIFICATE IN AI ETHICS AND GOVERNANCE COURSE Course Outline Developed based on guidelines presented in the SCS AI Ethics and Governance BoK, the course will facilitate the adoption of a self-regulatory process – critical for ethical AI creation and implementation. Who should attend? Professionals, managers and executives involved in AI implementation.
Why should you attend? You will gain AI Ethics related skill sets; and have a sound understanding of how to develop and deploy AI in a responsible manner. There is no prerequisite for participants.
Nearly 500 professionals, including members from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Singapore, Institute of Banking & Finance (IBF), Singapore Academy of Law (SAL) and Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF), attended the virtual SCS Tech3 Forum and took part in the lively panel discussion moderated by Prof Annie Koh from Singapore Management University (SMU) and Howie Lau from Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA). Themed Black Swans & Blue Ocean: A New Digital Paradigm, Tech3 Forum also featured four different workshop tracks, providing tech insights and trends pertinent to Accounting Tech, Banking & Finance, Legal Tech and Manufacturing Tech.
How to register? The certification course, which will be incorporated into an upcoming MiniMastersTM programme in AI and AI Ethics offered by NTU, will be launched in January 2021. For more details and registration of interest for the certification course, please email scs.secretariat@scs.org.sg
“We may be living in uncertain times, but investments in building digital infrastructure, governance frameworks and capabilities of our enterprises and people will certainly stand us in good stead.” – Mr S Iswaran, Minister for Communications and Information
Ideation Panel Discussion. From Left: Ian Chong (Samsung Electronics), Stephanie Davis (Google), Tan Kiat How (Prime Minister’s Office), Prof Annie Koh (SMU), Howie Lau (IMDA), Feon Ang (LinkedIn), Cai Yilun (SenseTime), Debbie Lee (TechStorm TV)
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