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TAS 239 - Can Computers Think? An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

The rise of the machines is not just a parable of science fiction anymore. Algorithms, machine learning, and artificial intelligence are used in everyday applications like music streaming services, product recommendations, and ride sharing. In this course, students will critically explore the role and ethical challenges of advanced technologies in arts/media, autonomous vehicles, health care, law and justice, love/relationships, and surveillance. Students will use Python programming for hands-on projects, such as building automated social media bots and conducting social justice tests for algorithms. Course codes: ABR. Prerequisite: TAS*211.

Prerequisites & Notes
Course codes: ABR. Prerequisite: TAS*211. Term cycle: spring. Yearly cycle: all years.

Credits: 3


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