What you'll learn
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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What you'll learn
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
This course provides a solid introduction to using AI in a way that’s approachable and non-technical. Learn about Gen AI and why it has become the most common way in which we interact with AI. You’ll gain strategies for fact-checking output and explore appropriate use cases. You’ll also be challenged to consider ethical, environmental, and legislative concerns in a world in which AI is constantly evolving.
This course will help learners to:
Recognize how AI is already integrated into daily life across various tools, platforms, and industries
Identify appropriate use cases for Gen AI across academic, creative, and professional contexts
Evaluate the trustworthiness of AI-generated outputs and check for bias, errors, and hallucinations
Reflect on the social, environmental, and labor impacts of the use and development of AI
Recognize the role of individuals and communities in shaping the future of AI
Language: English
Time to complete: 3 hours
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Course modules
Course modules
There are 4 modules in this course:
1. What is AI?
2. How do I use Gen AI?
3. How Can I Engage Critically with AI?
4. How is AI governed, and what is my role?
Who it's for
Who it's for
Who it’s for
This course is aimed at all social science students who need an understanding of artificial intelligence and machine learning for their studies, whether they are working at the Undergraduate or Postgraduate level.
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