AI governance learning library
Learn AI governance through one connected organisation
Follow Harbour Lane Accounting as its people move from an AI opportunity to policy, preparation, assessment and accountable follow-up. Each lesson explains what someone does, what the workspace records and why it matters.
This public learning library uses sample information from Harbour Lane Accounting. It shows how governance work can connect; it is not legal advice or proof of compliance.
12 lessonsAbout 70 minutesStart anywhereNo template required
Designed to help Australian organisations apply the Australian Government's Guidance for AI adoption and work with National AI Centre tools and templates.
zedhaque is not endorsed or certified by the Australian Government. Using the workspace does not prove legal compliance.
Choose by task
Start with the work you need to do
The lessons connect, but you do not need to complete an assessment before creating a policy, adding an AI Register record or using a planning activity.
Understand and prepare an AI use case
Assess, decide and manage follow-up
12 connected lessons
Choose where to begin
Read them in order for the complete story, or open the journey that matches the work you need to do.
- Lesson 17-minute lesson
See the complete governance journey
Follow one AI use case from an initial idea to an accountable decision, owned actions and review.
Open lesson 1: See the complete governance journey - Lesson 25-minute lesson
Create the shared AI record
Separate the AI system from the organisational use cases that depend on it.
Open lesson 2: Create the shared AI record - Lesson 36-minute lesson
Screen and prepare the use case
Use seven questions to identify attention areas and create relevant preparation work without producing a score.
Open lesson 3: Screen and prepare the use case - Lesson 45-minute lesson
Create and apply an AI policy
Create or review one controlled organisation policy and apply it where relevant.
Open lesson 4: Create and apply an AI policy - Lesson 56-minute lesson
Use the six Essential AI practices
Choose the right guidance depth and connect each practice to official sources and workspace work.
Open lesson 5: Use the six Essential AI practices - Lesson 65-minute lesson
Explore an AI opportunity
Map current work before deciding whether AI is an appropriate response.
Open lesson 6: Explore an AI opportunity - Lesson 77-minute lesson
Prepare the team
Turn capability, communication and oversight gaps into owned actions.
Open lesson 7: Prepare the team - Lesson 85-minute lesson
Test a difficult scenario
Practise a difficult situation and preserve observations, actions and follow-up.
Open lesson 8: Test a difficult scenario - Lesson 96-minute lesson
Check data and suppliers
Keep known facts, supplier claims, documents and independently reviewed evidence separate.
Open lesson 9: Check data and suppliers - Lesson 1010-minute lesson
Assess the use case
Review the records used, four assessment perspectives and proposed combined decision.
Open lesson 10: Assess the use case - Lesson 116-minute lesson
Manage decisions and follow-up
Manage conditions until evidence is reviewed and respond when circumstances change.
Open lesson 11: Manage decisions and follow-up - Lesson 125-minute lesson
Manage people and access
Maintain shared responsibility without leaving work unowned or losing its history.
Open lesson 12: Manage people and access
The page format
One customer story, not a feature catalogue
Every lesson follows the same narrative: situation, problem, choice, pivotal moments, complication, outcome and what happens next. A screenshot is used only when it reveals a decision, change or consequence.
Your next step
Ready to govern your own AI use case?
Start with the work your organisation needs now. You can create an AI use case, add an AI Register record, set a policy or begin an assessment without completing every lesson first.
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