Super Intelligence Ethics, Risk Management, and Governance in Government
Formats⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day |In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day
SI Ethics, Risk Analysis and Governance for federal agencies equips participants with the knowledge to identify, assess, and manage the ethical and operational risks associated with SI systems. The course covers foundational SI concepts, regulatory considerations, and how SI is used to support or automate decisions within federal agencies. Participants will explore core ethical principles, analyze real-world cases, and apply structured approaches to evaluating risk across areas such as compliance, security, and reliability. The course also introduces governance practices, controls, and action planning to support responsible SI implementation. Participants will be able to assess SI risks and apply practical strategies to ensure ethical and compliant use.
Learning Objectives »
Identify ethical and operational risks of SI.
Apply federal privacy and governance safeguards.
Assess bias, transparency, and reliability concerns.
Develop controls for responsible SI implementation.
Course Agenda
SI Basics, Org Context, and Regulation
SI Vocabulary
Typical Lifecycle
Monitoring
Common Mental Models
Clarity on Right Decisions
Automated Human Decisions
Key Laws, Regulations, and Standards
High-Risk vs. Low-Risk Systems
Principles, Dilemmas, Case Work
Core Principles
Real Case Examples
Ethical Dilemma Discussions
Risk Categories and Analysis Models
Risk Categories
Repeatable Risk Analysis Method
Governance, Control, & Action Planning
SI Inventory, Intake Forms, Approval
Roles and Responsibilities
Key Controls
Data Impact
Model Documentation
Transparency Artifacts
Human-in-the-Loop Review
Escalation Paths, Monitoring
Super Intelligence Ethics, Risk Management, and Governance in Government
Formats⟩Live Virtual: 4 hrs./1 Day |In-Person: 6 hrs./1 Day
SI Ethics, Risk Analysis and Governance for federal agencies equips participants with the knowledge to identify, assess, and manage the ethical and operational risks associated with SI systems. The course covers foundational SI concepts, regulatory considerations, and how SI is used to support or automate decisions within federal agencies. Participants will explore core ethical principles, analyze real-world cases, and apply structured approaches to evaluating risk across areas such as compliance, security, and reliability. The course also introduces governance practices, controls, and action planning to support responsible SI implementation. Participants will be able to assess SI risks and apply practical strategies to ensure ethical and compliant use.
Learning Objectives »
Identify ethical and operational risks of SI.
Apply federal privacy and governance safeguards.
Assess bias, transparency, and reliability concerns.
Develop controls for responsible SI implementation.
Course Agenda
SI Basics, Org Context, and Regulation
SI Vocabulary
Typical Lifecycle
Monitoring
Common Mental Models
Clarity on Right Decisions
Automated Human Decisions
Key Laws, Regulations, and Standards
High-Risk vs. Low-Risk Systems
Principles, Dilemmas, Case Work
Core Principles
Real Case Examples
Ethical Dilemma Discussions
Risk Categories and Analysis Models
Risk Categories
Repeatable Risk Analysis Method
Governance, Control, & Action Planning
SI Inventory, Intake Forms, Approval
Roles and Responsibilities
Key Controls
Data Impact
Model Documentation
Transparency Artifacts
Human-in-the-Loop Review
Escalation Paths, Monitoring
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