Artificial Intelligence – Legal and Ethical Issues

How schools can manage the legal risks

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Artificial Intelligence has mushroomed in the last year. It has made life easier in many ways although its use still requires safeguards.

In this series, renowned education lawyer and former General Counsel for NSW Education, Michael Waterhouse, answers the following questions:

What are the legal and ethical issues arising from AI for teachers?
What steps can be taken to mitigate breaches of privacy and misuse of intellectual property through AI?
How can AI be used to assist in deterring or preventing criminal behaviour and protect students and staff?
How can AI be used to improve access and quality of education to students, educators and parents?
How can we ensure AI systems are accessible, consensual, fair and ethical in a constantly changing world?

Michael presents a comprehensive approach to the benefits of AI, inherent risks posed by AI and mitigation of risks potentially posed by AI.

Online Seminars presented by Michael Waterhouse
Scenarios to discuss in real-time with small groups
Direct feedback on the scenarios
Some basic familiarisation with chatGPT prompts to help solve problems.
Question and answer session.
Action checklist for use in your school
Seminar paper with the latest AI impacts and up to date legal analysis
Claim 5.25 hours of Professional Learning for each attendee to meet Professional Teaching Standards.

Principals and school executive responsible for safety and risk management in schools
Teachers and staff responsible for use of IT and especially AI
Student welfare committee members who are responsible
Beginning teachers who need to understand their legal responsibilities as teachers.

March 28th, April 4th, 11th: Thursdays 3:30pm – 5:15pm (3 x 90 mins) via ZOOM. (Limit 30 participants)

Fees $499 (+GST)

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