Governing Responsible AI

Governing Responsible AI examines how artificial intelligence is reshaping economies, organizations, and society with a focus on AI governance and responsible AI. During this executive program, participants explore key regulatory frameworks (EU and US, including the EU AI Act), ethical and governance challenges in AI deployment, and the environmental footprint of AI systems. Through real-world cases and interdisciplinary perspectives, the program equips leaders with the tools to manage AI-related risks, design responsible AI strategies, and align innovation with broader stakeholder and sustainability goals.

Pédagogy: The program combines lectures, case discussions, and applied examples (pulling from recent news as the landscape is quietly evolving). Participants engage with real-world business cases to explore trade-offs in AI design and deployment, complemented by conceptual frameworks from economics, law, and strategy. Interactive discussions encourage participants to connect course material to their own organizational contexts.

Evaluations: Learning outcomes are assessed through active participation in discussions and case analyses. Participants may also be invited to reflect on how course concepts apply to their organization, either through short written reflections or informal group exchanges. The emphasis is on practical understanding and participation rather than formal examination.

This program is designed for executives, senior managers, and other professionals involved in strategy, innovation, digital transformation, or sustainability. It is particularly relevant forthose responsible for deploying, governing, or evaluating AI systems within their organizations.

No technical background in AI is required. Participants should have a general understanding of business strategy and an interest in the economic, regulatory, and societal implications of emerging technologies.