Professional education · AI governance
Most organisations discover AI through staff accounts, vendor features, local automations and suppliers. This course starts with those real uses and turns them into decisions, owners and evidence.
The course is designed for a mixed group from management, technology, HR, legal, privacy, risk and procurement. Participants work from tools and workflows they can name, then identify where specialist legal, privacy, security or safety advice is required.
Public AI accounts used for chat, transcription, images, coding or drafting.
Summarisation, recommendation, search or automation added to purchased software.
Local automations and contractor use that may sit outside the organisation’s central approval process.
Record tools, features, users, purposes, information entered, outputs and suppliers.
Consider the information received and whether outputs affect employment, money, access, safety or customers.
Ask about retention, training use, hosting, subcontractors, evidence and product changes.
Decide whether each use is allowed, conditional, paused or stopped, with an accountable owner.
Walk through normal use, wrong output, sensitive-data entry and an unexpected product change.
Assign owners and due dates for contract, setting, instruction and specialist-advice actions.
The course does not provide legal advice, ISO certification, regulatory approval or a guarantee of compliance. It does not present a generic AI policy as finished governance, and it is not a substitute for privacy, security, safety or assurance work.
Choose the individual route if you are enquiring for yourself, or the organisational route if you are exploring delivery for a team or workplace.
Delivery dates, format and commercial terms will be confirmed before registrations open.
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Use the individual form if you are enquiring for yourself. Use the organisational form if you are exploring delivery for a team or workplace.
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