General Objective

To critically reflect on the emergence and use of the main artificial intelligence tools in contemporary societies through the study of their historical development, the key technologies that compose them, the ethical, social, economic, and political challenges they raise, and the analysis of specific real-world cases.

Program Modules and Objectives

Objective

To train professionals capable of supervising and coordinating the deployment of artificial intelligence projects—from strategic planning to operational implementation and monitoring.

The program integrates performance metrics, ethical principles, governance frameworks, and practical tools that enable reliable execution aligned with business objectives and international compliance standards.

Target Audience

This program is designed for organizations developing or deploying artificial intelligence systems for decision-making, whose executives, senior management, or operational teams have responsibilities in areas such as:

• Information systems
• Information technology (IT)
• Privacy and data protection
• Information security
• Legal and regulatory affairs
• Software development
• Data science
• Databases and data storage
• Digital marketing
• Digital commercialization of products or services
• Human resources (talent recruitment)
• Compliance officers
• Procurement and software acquisition processes
• Internal auditing
• Privacy and data protection officers

Program Modules and Objectives

Objective

Designed for organizations seeking to appoint an AI supervisor with the expertise required to implement a risk management system based on ISO/IEC 42001:2023 – Information Technology – Artificial Intelligence Management System.

The program provides participants with the theoretical and practical foundations necessary to initiate the implementation of an AI management system and to prepare for third-party audits, thereby strengthening governance and protecting business models.

Target Audience

This program is designed for executives, senior management, auditors, compliance officers, and professionals involved in activities related to:

• Information technology
• Deployment of artificial intelligence models
• Risk management consulting
• Corporate governance
• Data science
• Auditing
• Corporate integrity and compliance programs
• Supervision of AI systems
• Risk management functions
• Government and public policy
• Data protection and privacy officers
• Compliance and regulatory affairs

Program Modules and Objectives

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

• • 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

Objective

To train professionals from diverse disciplines and organizational leaders in the practical applications of artificial intelligence, the strategic value of data, the integration of ethics as an instrument of social protection, the understanding of major regulatory frameworks, and the supervisory role performed by the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) to safeguard business models.

Target Audience

Organizations that are developing or using artificial intelligence for decision-making, whose executives, senior management, or operational teams have responsibilities in areas such as:

• Information systems
• Information technology (IT)
• Privacy and data protection
• Information security
• Legal and regulatory affairs
• Software development
• Data science
• Databases and data storage
• Digital marketing
• Digital product or service commercialization
• Human resources (recruitment and talent management)
• Compliance officers
• Procurement and bidding processes
• Internal auditing
• Privacy and data protection officers

The program is also designed for government officials involved in the development or implementation of AI systems for decision-making, public policy design and monitoring, improvement of public services (including smart city initiatives), and areas related to security and justice systems.

Program Modules and Objectives