Collaborative AI Futures: Using Tools Ethically

1. Using Tools Ethically (Mon 17 Feb 18:00)
2. Boosting Your Productivity (Mon 17 Mar 18:00)
3. Amplifying Your Creativity (Mon 21 Apr 18:00)

• Social Entrepreneurs and Startups: Individuals and teams launching or running ventures focused on social good and ethical technology.
• Freelancers and Small Business Owners: Professionals seeking to enhance their productivity and creative output using AI tools.
• Activists and Community Organizers: Those involved in social movements and community projects looking to leverage AI for greater impact.
• Creative Professionals: Artists, musicians, writers, and other creatives interested in integrating AI into their artistic processes.
• Digital Skill Enthusiasts: Anyone looking to upskill in AI to stay relevant in a technology-driven world.

• Ethical AI Integration: Learn how to implement AI tools in a manner that upholds fairness, accountability, and transparency.
• Enhanced Productivity: Discover AI-driven solutions that streamline workflows, reduce repetitive tasks, and boost efficiency.
• Creative Empowerment: Explore innovative ways AI can augment your creative processes, from idea generation to final execution.
• Hands-On Learning: Engage in practical exercises and interactive activities that provide real-world AI application experience.
• Stay Ahead of the Curve: Equip yourself with the latest AI tools and best practices to remain competitive in your field.

In this session, participants will gain a clear understanding of how to evaluate and implement AI tools ethically. It covers the fundamental principles of fairness, accountability, and transparency—providing a roadmap for selecting AI solutions that align with organizational values and enhance trust. Through case studies and interactive exercises, attendees will learn practical strategies to ensure their use of AI supports positive social outcomes.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core concepts of fairness, accountability, and transparency in AI systems.
• Learn methods to identify and mitigate biases in AI tools..
• Gain frameworks to advocate for responsible AI policies within organizations.

Brief Lesson Plan:

• Introduction to Ethical AI and Key Governance Concepts (30 min)
• Case Studies: Successful Ethical Oversight with Real-World Examples (30 min)
• Activity: Designing and Applying A Basic Ethical Checklist for Your AI Projects (45 min)
• Discussion & Q&A (15 min)

Stanley Mwangi is a former junior machine learning engineer at a health-focused tech startup and the founder of an AI-driven interview coaching startup. His research and creative explorations center on generative AI in the creative industries, AI-assisted coding, and envisioning agentic AI systems in society. He has worked on innovative generative AI projects and published the world’s first AI-human poetry anthology using ChatGPT.. This background enables him to bridge technical understanding with human-centric approaches—ensuring that participants of all backgrounds feel empowered to integrate AI into their work ethically, productively, and creatively. He brings a multidisciplinary approach tailored for SPACE4’s mission.

SPACE4 is part of Outlandish, a tech worker-cooperative committed to creating social and economic change. Through SPACE4, we activate our local community, small business, and social movements through affordable space, training, and networking events.

This workshop is part of an ongoing programme of masterclasses to upskill our network and community in Islington and beyond.

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