Ethical AI Risk Discovery Session
Overview
Join Our Ethical AI Risk Discovery Session!
If you're building AI for healthcare, education, or security, this free 60-minute workshop will show you exactly where your users might feel judged, invaded, or unsafe - and give you a framework to fix it.
What You'll Experience in This Workshop
This is not a lecture. It's a hands-on, interactive session where you'll actively map your product's ethical risk landscape alongside other founders and product leaders facing similar challenges.
Plus, you'll schedule your follow-up call where we'll review your progress and troubleshoot challenges.
What Makes This Different from Other Ethical AI Workshops
Most ethical AI training focuses on:
- Algorithmic bias (are outcomes fair across demographic groups?)
- Data privacy (is user data protected?)
- Transparency (can users understand how decisions are made?)
This workshop focuses on:
- Emotional harm at vulnerable moments (does your product make users feel judged, invaded, or unsafe?)
- Trust barriers that cause abandonment (why do working products still lose users?)
- Practical implementation (not just principles, but specific product decisions)
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- 1 hour
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Online event
Intro: The Implementation Gap
You'll discover why having ethical principles like "respect dignity" or "build trust" isn't enough and why even technically excellent products fail when emotional stakes are high.
Part 1: Build Your Ethical Stakeholder Map
Using your specific product, you'll map your stakeholders on the Emotional Radar. You'll identify: - Who's in your high risk zone - What emotional states these users experience and why - Where your product might violate their dignity, autonomy, or safety What you'll have by the end: a visual map showing exactly which user groups might need the most careful design and which moments are most dangerous.
Part 2: Document Your Risk Assumptions
Now that you know WHO is vulnerable and WHERE they're at risk, you'll document specific assumptions your product makes that might cause harm.
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