Overview
New capability arrives long before agreement about how to use it. This pathway looks at technologies and ventures that outran their own ethics, and builds a working vocabulary — consent, autonomy, harm, accountability, justice — for the decisions professionals face before the rules catch up.
Learning outcomes
- Apply core ethical frameworks to emerging technology decisions
- Identify who bears the risk of an innovation and who captures the benefit
- Anticipate second-order consequences before deployment
- Argue an ethical position with evidence rather than instinct
Skills developed
Learning experiences in this pathway
Each story becomes one learning experience inside the larger pathway.
Black Mirror
Technology as a moral stress test on ordinary human wants
The Social Dilemma
Attention markets, incentives, and design responsibility
The Pitt
Consent, triage, and ethics at the speed of an emergency department
WeCrashed
Growth narratives, governance failure, and who pays for the story
Westworld
Autonomy, personhood, and the limits of what we are permitted to build
The Learning Everywhere Framework™
Every experience in this pathway follows the same five stages, so the thinking compounds from one story to the next.
What do I see, hear, feel, or wonder?
What does this remind me of?
What is really happening, and why?
What can I do with this insight?
What have I learned, and how has it changed me?
AI Learning Coach
Your coach asks the next good question, connects one story to another, and keeps your reflection honest — available at every stage of the pathway.
Community discussion
Compare interpretations with other learners, join a Learning Circle, and see how the same scene reads differently from another seat.
Be first inside the pathways
Join the waitlist and we will let you know the moment this pathway opens.
Join the waitlist