Advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) systems and related technologies create strategic opportunities, but also raise unique ethics challenges. CPAs have a leadership role to play in helping organizations consider and address the ethical implications and obligations that result from these emerging technologies.

Applicable For
Anyone wanting to learn more about ‘The Age of AI’

Contents
Key evolving ethics-related threats and concerns of implementing AI systems
Common principles in ethics frameworks for AI and how these relate to our obligations under the CPA Code of Professional Conduct
How we can help our organizations navigate the challenges and design ethical principles into innovation

Seminar Leader
Laura Friedrich, MSc, CIA, FCPA, FCGA Laura is a principal of Friedrich & Friedrich corp., a research, standards, and education consultancy firm that has shaped her work experience for over 20 years. The firm helps build institutional capacity and develops strategic, policy, program, governance, and ethics guidance for established and emerging professional and regulatory organizations. Laura has served as an author, lecturer, and examiner for numerous post-secondary and professional programs in Canada and internationally and has led hundreds of professional development sessions across a wide range of topics including governance, leadership, ethics, education, and professional standards. Laura serves on the CPA BC Bylaws Committee and is a Technical Advisor to the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants (IESBA).

What to Expect
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