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Who it's for

For managers and leaders.

You do not need to code. You need to know what AI can and cannot do, what a proposal is worth and what to ask before you approve it.

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What you get

Six subjects, no coding.

01

AI basics

What AI can and cannot do, in plain words.

02

Finding good uses

Which problems suit AI, and which do not.

03

AI teams

Who does what, and what to ask each person.

04

Strategy

Where AI changes your costs, your product or your risk.

05

Rules and safety

Data, privacy, review and who is responsible.

06

Decisions

Build, buy or wait, and how to know whether it worked.

Do managers need to learn to code to work with AI?

No. A manager's job is to decide, not to build. It helps to know how AI systems fail, what proof shows that one works and who is responsible for it. That knowledge lets you ask better questions of the people who write the code.

Where to start

For you, or for your team.

What it takes

Time and format.

Format
Online and classroom
Duration
1 to 6 months, depending on the program
Start dates
New batches start through the year. You get the next date when you apply.

Questions

No. The program is for people who manage teams, budgets or products. You do not write code.

Yes. See Enterprise upskilling for private training.

New batches start through the year. Apply and we send you the next start date for your program.
All questions and answers

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Choose your program.
Then apply.

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