Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Concerns
| Date/Time: | 9/29/2026 - 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm | | Location: | Zoom | | Topic: | Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Concerns | | Format: | Zoom | | Speaker(s): | Megan Gaillard, Chair of the AGA Professional Ethics Board | | Objectives: | See below | | CPE's: | 2.5 | | Cost: | FREE for AGA Members
$10 for Others | | Prerequisites: | None required | | Advanced Prep: | None required | | Field of Study: | Ethics/Regulatory Ethics | | NYS License No.: | 104201 | Event Details: Ready or not, generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here and its everywhere. AI has been emerging over many years and has entered the workplace, educational system, and anywhere you find written communication. AI is the use of computer programs (sometimes called bots) to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence. There are many legal concerns and lost licenses over this topic, so it benefits all to learn the risks and concerns.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to identify ethical concerns and dilemmas in areas such as:
1) plagiarism
2) copyright infringement
3) programmer biases
4) information accuracy
5) power grid implications
6) contracts not in favor of the government
7) confidential information leaks
8) risks and benefits of AI
9) implementation controls
You will also learn how the AI technology directly relates to the AGA code of conduct/ethics.
Key Takeaways
Learn the programs that have lower risk and those with higher risk
Learn open versus closed network difference for technological programs
Learn how to reverse engineer information from detected AI
Learn how to detect AI quickly and efficiently
Learn the exposures and potential for litigation and/or fines and sanctions
Contact Jennifer Paperman for more information at AGAPaperman@nycap.rr.com
September 29, 2026 flyer
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Updated by: LBrown on 8/24/2026 12:28:48 PM
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