​Responsible AI in practice: A hands-on workshop

​17 November · Hosted by the Responsible AI Movement (RAIM)

​You care about building responsible AI. But turning abstract ethics principles into everyday product decisions can be hard.

​Join us for an interactive pilot workshop introducing the Responsible AI Launch Kit — a practical framework to help your team identify AI risks and develop strategies to reduce them.

​Together, we’ll choose a use case and work through it step by step: explore what could go wrong, consider who could be affected, and develop concrete mitigation strategies.

​You’ll experience a workshop format you can take back and run with your own team.

​📌 What you’ll learn

​↳ Recognise AI ethics risks
Explore the kit’s risk zones: Data Privacy, Disinformation, Environmental Harm, Emotional Dependency, Loss of Human Control, Loss of Independent Thinking, Algorithmic Bias, and Bad Actors.

​↳ Run a responsible AI workshop
Learn a structured, repeatable approach to help your team ask better questions and uncover risks in your product.

​↳ Turn concerns into action
Practise translating ethical risks into practical changes to your product’s design, behaviour, and safeguards.

​📌 Who should join?

​Anyone building or shaping AI products — designers, developers, product managers, founders, and researchers — who wants a practical way to address AI ethics and safety with their team.

​No prior AI ethics expertise is needed. Come ready to participate, share your perspective, and work through a use case together.

​📌 Help us shape the kit

​This is a first run of the workshop. You’ll get an early look at the Responsible AI Launch Kit, try the framework in practice, and help us improve it through your feedback.

​Leave with a clearer way to spot AI risks, and a workshop approach you can use with your team.