Artificial Intelligence is a field of rapid innovation and is set to fundamentally transform numerous domains. In this context, we are confronted with significant ethical and sociotechnical challenges, particularly with respect to issues like fairness, autonomy, disinformation, security, and human-machine interaction. In the seminar, participating students practically explore how innovation in AI development can be aligned with ethics and responsibility. They learn how ethical standards can be integrated into the various stages of technological development. Through this, students gain an understanding of the ethical implications of technological innovation, as well as the dangers associated with current AI systems, and they get to know methods for mitigating these risks. These competencies are relevant to fields such as research and development, entrepreneurship, tech policy, technology assessment, and many others. Methodologically, the seminar draws on approaches like Ethics by Design and Challenge-Based Learning. Moreover, it offers insights into the functioning of AI, with a focus on generative models, and conveys important concepts and frameworks from inclusive design theory, innovation theory, and technology ethics. The seminar thus empowers students to think holistically about innovation processes and the ethical dimensions of AI, and to contribute to the responsible development of this technology.