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Beginner · Free · ~5 hours

Responsible AI User

Use AI productively while protecting privacy, checking outputs, and preserving human accountability.

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What you will be able to do

  • Design clear prompts with useful context and constraints.
  • Review outputs for factual, privacy, bias, and copyright risks.
  • Build a repeatable human-in-the-loop workflow.

Recommended first: AI Literacy Foundations

Course modules

  1. 1. Prompting with context

    Outcome: Turn vague requests into testable instructions.

    Practice: Rewrite a weak prompt with audience, context, constraints, examples, and success criteria.

    Competencies: Prompt and context design · Language-model mechanics

  2. 2. Reviewing outputs

    Outcome: Detect unsupported claims and decide what requires verification.

    Practice: Annotate an AI answer as verified, attributed, uncertain, or unsupported.

    Competencies: Output review and error detection · Bias and fairness · Source and claim verification

  3. 3. Privacy and ownership

    Outcome: Choose safe inputs and understand content rights.

    Practice: Create a red/yellow/green data policy for an AI workflow.

    Competencies: Privacy and data handling · Copyright and content provenance

  4. 4. A dependable workflow

    Outcome: Combine AI assistance with checkpoints and human ownership.

    Practice: Map an existing task and mark where AI may draft, check, or never decide.

    Competencies: AI-assisted workflow design · Tool selection and comparison · Automation boundaries and safeguards

Applied capstone

Human-in-the-loop workflow

Design and test an AI-assisted workflow for a real recurring task.

  • Before-and-after process
  • Prompt or configuration
  • Verification checklist
  • Privacy and failure safeguards