The microcredential in Ethics and Fairness in AI Projects addresses an increasingly critical challenge: AI no longer only automates tasks—it also shapes decisions that affect people, organizations, and public and private services. In this context, understanding and applying AI ethics is no longer optional; it has become an essential professional competency. This program provides the criteria and tools needed to develop and implement artificial intelligence systems responsibly, minimizing risks and strengthening trust in data-driven technologies.

The program equips you to identify and manage ethical risks, algorithmic bias, and social impacts from the very start of a project, embedding principles of transparency, accountability, and fairness throughout the full technology lifecycle. You will learn to apply ethical assessment methodologies and reference frameworks that help you anticipate dilemmas, evaluate legal implications, and design projects aligned with European values and the EU regulatory approach to AI. This practical orientation supports better-informed decision-making and raises the quality of technology projects in real professional environments.

A key differentiator of the microcredential is its applied focus on real cases and common scenarios in both public and private organizations. Through the analysis of concrete situations, you will develop a critical perspective to identify good practices and risk points, and learn how to embed responsible design and algorithmic fairness principles into project planning and management. The learning pathway moves from ethical foundations and frameworks to project evaluation and bias prevention, connecting theory, tools, and direct application.

This learning experience will enable you to drive responsible AI initiatives, reduce reputational and regulatory risks, and build technology with positive impact—enhancing safety, legitimacy, and social trust in the adoption of artificial intelligence.

For BSC companies already participating in AI Factories, admission requests here. 

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