Current COurses

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In the coming years, the AI revolution may render many current policies obsolete—and

make possible others that today seem infeasible. It may open new paths toward humanity’s

deeper goals, even as it poses unprecedented challenges to governance, security, and

social trust. No one knows exactly what will happen. But we can no longer afford to treat

the opportunities and the risks as someone else’s homework.

This course is a bold but humble step in taking the AI revolution seriously from a policy

perspective.

Many of the most challenging problems facing our region and our world cannot be tackled by

government alone. From health care to education, from poverty to social justice, from urban renewal to

international development, effective projects and programs often require collaboration across the

public-private-nonprofit divide. Yet around the world, few graduate programs focus on how to design,

lead, and manage collaboration across public-private divide. This course tries to be an exception.