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Responsible AI in Everyday Work

Foundations · 4 hours · $675 per participant

Professionals learning and applying new skills together
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THE APPLIED EXPERIENCE

What you’ll work on

Evaluate scenarios involving sensitive information, unsupported outputs, and human review.

What you will be able to do

  1. Judge whether information in a scenario is appropriate to enter into an AI tool under organizational policy.
  2. Identify unsupported outputs and decide when human review is required.
  3. Complete a use-case risk worksheet and name an escalation path.

What you leave with: work products & reusable resources

  • Use-case risk worksheet
  • Responsible-use checklist
  • Escalation guide template

How the 4 hours run

AXIS Learning Method agenda
A Assess30 minReview the AI policies that apply to your team and where current use sits against them.
X eXplore1 hr 10 minSensitive information, unsupported outputs, bias, and the points where human review is needed.
I Implement2 hrWork through realistic scenarios and decide whether to proceed, modify, or escalate.
S Sustain20 minBuild a responsible-use checklist and escalation guide for organizational review.

Who it is for

Employees, managers, and AI champions.

Before you enroll

No AI experience required; organizational policies supplied where applicable.

Also delivered as

Responsible AI for Managers (with AXL-27)

The Responsible AI for Managers option combines AXL-03 and AXL-27.

COURSE COMPLETION

Complete this course

Attend the live instructional hours and submit the course work products listed above.

This individual course has no formal assessment or capstone requirement. The hands-on activities help you practice and apply what you learn.

Digital badges and certificates of completion are issued through Certifier with a verification link.

Formal capstone assessment applies only when completing a full AI Mastery or role certificate pathway through AXL-30.

Course completion and full-pathway requirements →