Join the ICF Ethics Community of Practice and a robust panel of experienced coaches and Artificial Intelligence leaders for a discussion around what AI is – and isn’t – and how coaches can evaluate the ethical implications of AI in coaching. During the webinar, we will discuss the key aspects that coaches need to know about AI, how and when they might encounter it before, during and after a coaching session/engagement, and explore key scenarios as it relates to the ethical responsibilities of coaches as it relates to AI considerations.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced professional coaches who want to explore the ethics of AI for coaching
- Coach educators who want to deepen their understanding of AI and its ethical implications in coaching
What Will You Learn?
- Learn more about the definition of artificial intelligence (AI) and understand what AI is and is not.
- Understand how AI impacts us as coaches.
- Identify key resources to help navigate the implications of AI and coaching ethics.
Course Details:
This panel discussion, originally presented to the ICF Ethics Community of Practice, offers a robust conversation around what artificial intelligence (AI) is, and what it isn’t. We will also explore how coaches can evaluate the ethical implications of AI in coaching.
During the webinar, we will discuss the key aspects that coaches need to know about AI, illustrate how and when they might encounter it before, during and after a coaching session/engagement, and explore key scenarios as it relates to the ethical responsibilities of coaches as it relates to AI considerations.
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