Course Description
What drives our decisions in a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence? How do psychological principles inform our interactions with this technology, and how can we use these insights to create meaningful change in business? In this course, we explore the interplay between human behavior and AI, examining key psychological theories that impact our understanding of motivation, decision-making, and social dynamics.
Through the lens of current research, we’ll challenge conventional beliefs about human nature, and explore how psychological and social factors shape our interactions with AI. We will analyze how AI can be used to predict, influence, and optimize human interactions in business settings, and investigate how perceptions of good science have evolved alongside advancements in AI technology, prompting us to reconsider what constitutes rigorous inquiry. Together, we will engage in real-world case studies to identify the presence of bias in AI models and assess ethical implications when applying AI to decision-making in diverse organizational contexts.
By the end of this course, you will not only have gained a deeper understanding of AI in human behavior, but also the practical skills to apply this knowledge in real-world scenarios, and lead with insight and empathy in a future-forward business.
Learning Outcomes and Assessment Measures
Below are the course’s learning outcomes, followed by the methods that will be used to assess students’ achievement for each learning outcome. By the end of this course, students will be able to: