Course Overview

AI is now part of everyday work. It can save time, improve quality and help us think differently. But it isn't necessarily neutral. It reflects the data, patterns and assumptions it's built on, which means bias can appear in ways that aren't always obvious. In this course, you'll explore what ethical AI use looks like, why bias can appear, and how your choices shape outcomes. Through practical scenarios, you'll learn how to question outputs, spot risks, and make fair, responsible decisions when using AI. This course builds skills in accountability, critical thinking, cultural competence and professionalism.

Learning Objectives:

By completing this course, you will be able to:

• Identify the key principles of ethical AI use in everyday tasks
• Recognise common types of bias in AI outputs
• Apply ethical decision-making when using AI tools
• Check and improve biased AI-generated content
• Use inclusive and clear prompts to guide AI outputs