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Generative AI Awareness at Work
Build confidence and awareness when using AI at work
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|📚3 modules · 14 lectures
|⏱️25 minutes
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Course Overview
Build confidence in using generative AI safely and effectively with our Generative AI Awareness at Workmicrolearning course. This short, accessible course introduces learners to generative AI, how it works and the ways AI tools are being used across the workplace. Learners will explore common applications and potential benefits while developing an awareness of important considerations including accuracy, data protection, responsible use and human oversight. The course provides a practical foundation for making informed and responsible decisions when using generative AI at work.
What You'll Learn
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Explain the basic principles of generative AI and recognise how it can be used within the workplace.
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Identify common generative AI tools and applications that can support everyday workplace tasks.
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Recognise the potential benefits of generative AI, including improving efficiency, supporting creativity and assisting with routine tasks.
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Understand key considerations when using generative AI, including accuracy, data protection, confidentiality and responsible use.
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Apply greater judgement when using AI-generated content, recognising the importance of checking outputs rather than relying on them without review.
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Use generative AI more safely and responsibly at work, in line with organisational policies and appropriate human oversight.
Who Is This Course For?
This course is suitable for employees, supervisors and managers across all sectors who use, or may begin using, generative AI as part of their work. No previous AI knowledge is required. It provides a straightforward introduction for anyone who needs to understand how generative AI can support workplace tasks while recognising the responsibilities and risks associated with its use.
3 modules | 14 lectures