CAIO – Specialized in AI Governance
Objective
To develop the skills required to design and implement artificial intelligence governance models for executives, managers, and organizational leaders seeking to protect their advanced AI systems.
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of existing regulatory frameworks, due diligence mechanisms, and ethical impact assessments. The program also equips participants with the analytical tools necessary to identify potential violations related to privacy, copyright, and the generation of synthetic data within the responsibilities of the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer.
Target Audience
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- This program is designed for professionals and decision-makers involved in the governance, regulation, deployment, or oversight of artificial intelligence, including:
- Lawyers
- Consultants
- Compliance officers
- Judges
- Prosecutors
- Notaries and public brokers
- Legislative advisors
- Public officials
- Professionals responsible for implementing AI within an organization
- Auditors
- Data protection and privacy officers
- Professionals responsible for patent, trademark, and copyright registration
- Executives and managers of legal departments
- Privacy and data governance experts
- Corporate legal teams operating in European markets
- Leaders responsible for the commercialization of digital products or services
- Human resources departments
- Procurement and public bidding specialists
Program Modules and Objectives
Module 1: Advanced Artificial Intelligence Models for Decision-Making
Objective: Understand the fundamentals of generative AI and agentic AI for decision-making, while exploring their applications across business environments. The module focuses on how these technologies can transform organizations by creating strategic value.
Module 2: Ethical Impact Assessments (UNESCO) and Due Diligence Mechanisms
Objective: Develop the skills required to conduct due diligence processes within public and private organizations through the application of ethical principles and governance frameworks proposed by UNESCO.
Module 3: Legal Violations Related to the Use of AI (Copyright, Privacy, Synthetic Data, Systemic Risks)
Objective: Examine the legal frameworks governing advanced AI systems, with particular attention to regulations concerning privacy, copyright, intellectual property, and the generation of synthetic data used for training AI models.
Module 4: The Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer and the Development of Governance Models
Objective: Understand the importance of building structured AI governance models through the role of the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) and implementing effective risk management strategies related to the deployment of artificial intelligence.
Concept Examination
Participants will demonstrate mastery of key concepts related to AI systems, AI ethics, and the role of the CAIO in the development of governance models within organizations.
Practical Case Study
Participants will be required to resolve a real-world AI governance problem by applying the knowledge acquired throughout the program modules.
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Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
