AI in Social Work Practice: Emerging Ethical Issues

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AI in Social Work Practice: Emerging Ethical Issues

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3 Social Work

Course Number:

OH20250430

Original Program Date:

April 30, 2025

Duration:

2 hours 57 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Ethics, Social Work and Technology

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Dr. Jamie Sundvall, a leader in social work education serving as the Touro University System Assistant Provost of AI and the Assistant Dean and Director of Distance Education in the Graduate School of Social Work. She brings her expertise in ethics and emerging technologies to a crucial discussion on ethical AI use in social work practice. With a deep understanding of ethical frameworks and the evolving role of artificial intelligence in human services, Dr. Sundvall’s presentation goes into the complexities of integrating AI while upholding social work’s core values. She explores key ethical dilemmas, such as client confidentiality, bias in AI-driven decision-making, and the potential for automation to either enhance or erode the human-centered nature of social work. She discusses current AI trends that both directly and indirectly impact social workers. Drawing from her leadership experience and academic scholarship, Dr. Sundvall provides insight into how social workers can navigate these challenges responsibly and advocate for ethical AI implementation in practice settings.

3 Social Work

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