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AI Accountability: From Risk to Governance

When a vendor says, "We're compliant," you still have to ask: backed by what evidence? If an AI decision causes harm, accountability does not disappear...

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AI is powerful, but when it makes a bad call, someone still has to answer for it. This course walks you through exactly who, and how. You will learn what the AI Act actually means in practice, and how to classify an AI system by its real level of risk. You will apply GDPR to AI specifically, checking legal grounds and minimizing the data you collect. You will understand where algorithmic bias actually comes from, and structure a real audit of an AI system around three concrete axes. From there, you will design a governance framework for a company, defining committees, roles and clear processes. Your final project brings together the regulatory framework, bias analysis and governance into one deliverable, and leads to your certification. You'll walk away able to read an AI vendor's compliance claims and tell which ones actually hold up under real regulatory scrutiny. If you want organizations to use AI with real confidence, this course hands you the tools. Let's begin.

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When a vendor says, "We're compliant," you still have to ask: backed by what evidence? If an AI decision causes harm, accountability does not disappear behind the model. Someone still has to answer. This course turns that uncertainty into a path. First, use the AI Act to assess an AI system's real risk level before deciding which controls and obligations apply. Then apply the GDPR to AI: check the legal grounds for processing and minimize the data you collect. Next, examine where algorithmic bias comes from and structure an audit around three concrete axes. Those findings lead into AI governance: defining committees, roles, and processes. Your final project brings regulatory analysis, bias analysis, and governance design together in one deliverable, leading to certification. Gain confidence to challenge unsupported vendor claims and judge what stands up under regulatory scrutiny. Learn to govern AI with accountability. Start the course.