User Awareness and Education for Generative AI
About this Course
This course aims to empower general users with a friendly and non-technical understanding of Generative AI. It emphasizes the importance of transparency in AI systems, helping learners to comprehend how AI decisions are made. By highlighting the importance of user awareness, transparency, and informed decision-making, learners will be better equipped to make informed choices and interact with AI responsibly and confidently. The strategies and insights provided will help learners explore the creative potential of Generative AI while ensuring ethical practices and safeguarding against potential risks. The course encourages active participation and emphasizes the collective responsibility of users in shaping the future of AI. This course is designed for any employee or manager of a business that is either using or contemplating using AI and Generative AI, or anyone seeking to enhance their knowledge of the subject. The course is designed to give students a plain-language basic understanding of the topic and some of the nuances of using AI. There are no specific prerequisites for this course. A basic understanding of computers and business will be helpful, but not mandatory. An open mind and curiosity about the broader societal impact of AI will enhance the learning experience.Created by: Coursera Instructor Network
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