AIG-101
AI Foundations
What AI is, what it can do, and where people fit.
Introduce artificial intelligence and generative AI in practical, accessible language.
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Build practical AI literacy and confidence.
AIG-101
What AI is, what it can do, and where people fit.
Introduce artificial intelligence and generative AI in practical, accessible language.
AIG-102
Getting useful results from AI through better instructions.
Teach a repeatable approach to communicating effectively with generative AI.
Prerequisite: AIG-101
AIG-103
Using AI as a practical work assistant.
Show learners how AI can support routine workplace activities while maintaining human responsibility.
Prerequisite: AIG-101
AIG-104
Knowing when to trust, verify, question, or reject an AI result.
Develop practical skills for evaluating AI-generated information.
Prerequisite: AIG-101
Move from using AI to governing how AI influences people and decisions.
AIG-201
Ethical concepts behind responsible AI-enabled decisions.
Introduce ethical concepts influencing responsible AI-enabled decision-making.
AIG-202
Understanding responsibility, oversight, and accountability for AI.
Governance roles, policies, decision authority and oversight for AI-enabled work.
Prerequisite: AIG-104
Flagship course
AIG-203
How organizations keep meaningful human judgment in AI-influenced decisions.
Explore how meaningful human judgment is preserved when AI informs, recommends, predicts or prioritizes.
Prerequisite: AIG-202
AIG-204
Identifying and evaluating the consequences of an AI use case.
Teach learners how to systematically identify and evaluate potential consequences associated with an AI use case.
Prerequisite: AIG-202
Prepare leaders to oversee AI-enabled organizations and decisions.
AIG-301
What managers become responsible for when AI enters the work.
Focus on responsibilities managers assume when AI becomes part of organizational work.
Prerequisite: AIG-202
AIG-302
The questions leaders should be asking about organizational AI.
Executive accountability, AI portfolios, risk appetite, oversight and assurance.
AIG-303
Governing the higher-risk decisions AI influences.
Focus on higher-risk organizational decisions influenced by AI.
Prerequisite: AIG-203
Professional education for those who govern and assure AI-assisted decisions.
Governance Beta™ Professional Education
GB-401
The methodology, terminology and decision model.
Introduce the Governance Beta™ methodology, terminology, decision model, ethical dimensions and governance concepts.
Prerequisite: AIG-202
Governance Beta™ Professional Education
GB-402
Applying Governance Beta™ to real processes and decisions.
Teach professionals how to apply Governance Beta™ to AI-enabled processes, decisions, assessments and governance environments.
Prerequisite: GB-401
Governance Beta™ Professional Education
GB-403
Evaluating human intervention points and meaningful review.
Specialized instruction for evaluating human intervention points, meaningful review, decision authority, escalation and accountability.
Prerequisite: GB-402
Governance Beta™ Professional Education
GB-404
Advanced assurance of AI-assisted decisions.
Advanced application of Governance Beta™ to the evaluation and assurance of AI-assisted decisions.
Prerequisite: GB-403