Critical Perspectives on Technology and Society invites students to navigate the two global challenges of our time - Ageing Societies and Artificial Intelligence - by bridging the gap between scientific innovation and human-centric application.
Rather than training students to be a computer scientist or a gerontologist specifically, this course empowers students to become an informed citizen and ethical innovator capable of addressing complex global challenges through various disciplinary lenses. Students will learn about a process of agentic inquiry where students leverage advanced AI tools as thinking partners to synthesize research, resolve contradictions, and prototype solutions for real-world stakeholders. Ultimately, this course is designed to foster the critical thinking and moral discernment necessary to ensure that technological progress remains firmly anchored in human values.
| AUs | 3.0 AUs |
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| Prerequisite | Only open to Honours College Students |
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| 1930 | 46071 TUT (T001) 1930-2120 Tue COLLAB 1 | 46072 TUT (T002) 1930-2120 Tue COLLAB 1 | 46073 TUT (T003) 1930-2120 Tue COLLAB 1 | 46074 TUT (T004) 1930-2120 Tue COLLAB 1 | 46075 TUT (T005) 1930-2120 Thu COLLAB 1 | 46076 TUT (T006) 1930-2120 Thu COLLAB 1 | 46077 TUT (T007) 1930-2120 Thu COLLAB 1 | 46078 TUT (T008) 1930-2120 Thu COLLAB 1 | |||
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