Evolving AI technology is creating an environment of constantly changing legislative, regulatory, and security requirements. If not met, organizations could be exposed to risks that can negatively impact organizational outcomes, such as threats to reputation and trust, privacy and security, inclusiveness, and transparency. In addition, many organizations are not collaborating to ensure an aligned and cohesive approach to AI procurement and adoption.
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Critical Insight
Many organizations are not implementing responsible AI guiding principles, which are critical in aligning the organization’s strategy and approach to AI. HR leaders have an opportunity to help drive organizational strategy, advocate for the HR function, prepare the organization for change, and help secure its success.
Impact and Result
Organizational leaders must develop responsible AI guiding principles collaboratively to align on the delineation of ethical and legal AI adoption and use. HR must partner with leaders to explore and define responsible AI guiding principles unique to the organization's culture, values, and anticipated risks. Supporting AI use as such will result in effective strategies and policies that enable organizations to seize opportunities while mitigating risks.
Responsible AI: Principles and Organizational Practices
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How to complete this course:
Use these videos, along with the project blueprint deck above, to gain an understanding of the subject. Start with the Introduction, then move through each of the course modules. At the end of each module, you will be required to complete a short test to demonstrate your understanding. You will complete this course when you have completed all the course tests.
- Number of Course Modules: 4
- Estimated Completion Time: 1.5 hours
Learning Outcome
In this course, learners will understand the significance of responsible AI guiding principles and identify principles that align with their organization’s mission, vision, and values. They will also explore the three foundational components of AI guiding principles and discover how these principles can shape responsible AI policies and practices within their organization.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand the importance of responsible AI guiding principles.
- Identify the guiding principles that align with their organization’s mission, vision, and values.
- Explore the three components of the guiding principles.
- Learn how to influence responsible AI use.
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Course Modules
Introduction
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Select an HR Technology
Build a Strategic AI Roadmap
Develop a Holistic HR Technology Strategy
Select an HR Technology Implementation Partner
Preparing for an Internal Talent Marketplace
Maximize Value With a Data-Driven Vendor Approach
Harness the Potential of Generative AI in HR
AI Preparation Guide for HR
Develop Responsible AI Guiding Principles
HR’s Role in Driving Meaningful Digital Transformation
Get the Most Out of Your HR Technology