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AI Governance and Policy 1: Frameworks | Extended Learning
Online $475 Requires a prerequisite course This micro-course can be applied toward the UBC Certificate in AI Skills Accelerator for IT, Digital and Enterprise Systems Professionals and is the introductory level 1 micro-course in the AI Governance and Policy track. This micro-course introduces IT professionals to the critical foundation of responsible AI implementation: platform governance and emerging technologies. Gain essential insights into the governance frameworks, ethical considerations and emerging platform technologies shaping the future of AI deployment. This micro-course is designed for IT professionals in managerial, project management, technical and leadership roles. By the end of this course, you will be able to: Understand fundamental AI governance principles and regulatory requirements Identify and evaluate emerging AI platform technologies and their implications Recognize ethical considerations in AI implementation and deployment Conduct basic risk assessments for AI platform implementations Understand security and privacy requirements for AI systems Communicate governance requirements effectively to diverse stakeholders Platform and tool selection varies and is regularly updated to reflect current industry trends. Students can expect to interact with: AI governance and compliance monitoring platforms Risk assessment and management tools Ethics evaluation frameworks and checklists Basic security assessment tools for AI systems Stakeholder communication and documentation platforms Course outline Module 1: AI governance fundamentals and regulatory landscape Module 2: Emerging AI platform technologies and trends Module 3: Ethics in AI implementation and decision making Module 4: Risk assessment and compliance framework basics Module 5: Introduction to AI platform security and privacy Module 6: Stakeholder management and communication The course outline may be subject to change as AI evolves and the course is updated to reflect the latest content. How am I assessed? You will be assessed on successfully completing weekly activities, including exercises, quizzes, applied case study projects (based on real-life scenarios) and your contributions to discussion posts. These activities are marked using a proficiency scale, and your instructor provides you informal feedback during live online sessions. While you are not assessed on your attendance of the live online sessions, we encourage you to attend so you can learn and interact with ...
U.S., Sri Lanka Partner to Advance American AI Leadership in Higher ...
Under Professor Bhattacharya's guidance, the program convened representatives from all 18 state universities in Sri Lanka, along with policymakers, administrators, and industry leaders. The resulting framework provides guidance on integrating AI technologies into teaching, learning, research, and university administration.
U.S. helps Sri Lanka develop its first national AI policy framework for ...
Sri Lanka launched its first national AI policy framework for higher education on May 8, built with guidance from U.S. experts. The framework covers teaching, research, and administration across all 18 state universities.
Ethical Use of AI - Generative AI - Library Guides at Penn State University
As with the Unified AI Literacy Framework, Penn State offers guidance for navigating key considerations and tensions related to the use of AI, clarifying how Penn State's values and policies intersect with AI technologies, and supporting students, faculty, and staff in making informed and ethical decisions when using AI.
