Course Topics

1. The Potential Challenges and Risks Posed by Socio-Political Factors in AI 
2. Impact of Socio-Political Factors on Underserved Communities 
3. The Role of AGI Affinity in Navigating These Factors 
4. The Importance of Collaboration and Community Involvement in Navigating Socio-Political Factors 
5. The Role of Policy and Advocacy in Shaping Favorable Socio-Political Environments 

Learning Objectives

1. Understand the potential challenges and risks posed by socio-political factors in AI. 
2. Identify the impact of these challenges on underserved and economically deprived communities. 
3. Understand how AGI Affinity is working to navigate socio-political factors and ensure its benefits reach the most vulnerable communities. 
4. Recognize the importance of collaboration and community involvement in navigating socio-political factors. 
5. Understand the role of policy and advocacy in shaping favorable socio-political environments. 

Value to the Participant

Participants will gain a deep understanding of the socio-political factors in the context of AI. They will learn about the potential challenges and risks posed by these factors, the impact on underserved communities, and the strategies to navigate these factors. This knowledge can be valuable for a wide range of professionals, including those in the fields of AI, political science, public policy, and social work. It can also inspire and inform individuals who are interested in using technology for social good. Furthermore, participants will have the opportunity to engage in a live Q&A session with Dr. Troy Nash and Arielle Nash, gaining firsthand insights from leaders in the field.