The AI Ethics Lab at Rutgers University-Camden is dedicated to cultivating the public’s understanding of the ethical and legal implications of artificial intelligence. As an international research team, our experts study AI’s impact at every stage of its lifecycle, providing insights into how stakeholders across society’s sectors can foster responsible AI development and deployment.
We offer a range of interactive workshops that build upon our core values, timely research, and accessible publications while also providing student researchers with meaningful opportunities to develop their presentation skills and showcase their research contributions.
❒ Engaging Alumni
We invite Rutgers University graduates to join us for online and onsite events that explore technology’s moral and societal implications. These continuing education programs showcase our latest research and foster discussions about the responsible tech movement and its impact across societal sectors.
❒ Empowering Educators
AI is a disruptive technology redefining education at every level, from K-12 classrooms to higher education. Our workshops offer best practices for ethical AI use in teaching, learning, and academic research. These programs, led by Dr. Nathan C. Walker, a specialist in education law and technology, help educators navigate AI’s challenges and opportunities.
❒ Supporting Nonprofit and Philanthropic Leaders
Public charities, foundations, and service organizations are vital in shaping responsible AI adoption. Our training programs provide clear pathways for nonprofits to understand AI’s societal impact, ensuring their missions and ethical commitments remain at the forefront of technology integration.
❒ Equipping Public Sector Leaders
AI is transforming how governments serve the public. Our workshops prepare government officials, regulators, and policymakers with ethical and legal frameworks to ensure that AI is used to mitigate harm while advancing constitutional and human rights.
❒ Coaching Business Leaders
AI governance is no longer optional—it is a competitive advantage that enhances a company’s reputation, compliance, and consumer trust. Drawing from Dr. Walker’s work as a Certified AI Ethics Officer, our corporate workshops help executives navigate AI’s risks and compliance challenges when integrating AI into their operations and product development.
Join the Conversation
To learn more or schedule a workshop, contact Dr. Nathan C. Walker, Principal Investigator of the AI Ethics Lab at Rutgers University-Camden.
