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ECON1626 · RMIT University

Economics of Artificial Intelligence

Credit points
12
Level
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Workload
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Faculty
College of Business and Law

What it covers

This course explores the economic implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the digital economy. Through an industry-oriented and practical approach, you will investigate AI's potential to drive innovation, enhance economic growth, and unlock new opportunities. Over the course of the semester, you will critically examine the economic, ethical, regulatory, and societal challenges posed by AI, such as automation-induced inequality and data privacy concerns. You will engage with real-world cases, simulations, and industry scenarios to practically address the economic impacts of AI and formulate informed, innovative solutions.

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