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AI Governance by ZH · Learn

Learn AI governance

Learn how to organise and assess artificial intelligence (AI) use in your organisation. These 19 lessons explain each task, the steps to follow and the result to check.

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Follow the course in order or choose the task you need. You do not need a business story or assessment history.

Start lesson 1: Understand the governance journey

Read or practise

Read, complete an activity in your own notes and check your answer without an account. Each lesson explains what you need for optional workplace practice.

Applying a task in AI Governance needs sign-in and the relevant permission. Reading this course does not create records or use an assessment attempt. Generating reports is a separate action.

Open your organisation workspace (sign-in required).

Choose a lesson

Get oriented

  1. Understand the governance journey

    Understand how governance work stays connected from idea to review.

  2. Set up your organisation workspace

    Set up the organisation workspace, roles and a safe starting point.

  3. Manage people and access

    Manage administrators, contributors, reviewers and removal impact.

  4. Understand the six Essential AI Practices

    Connect the six practices to the right guidance depth and real work.

Define and prepare the work

  1. Explore an AI opportunity

    Understand current work before deciding whether AI is appropriate.

  2. Record an AI system and use case

    Separate an AI system from each organisational use of it.

  3. Create and apply an AI policy

    Create, adopt, version and apply one controlled organisation policy.

  4. Screen the use case

    Use seven questions to identify preparation work without producing approval.

  5. Prepare the team

    Prepare affected people and assign capability or communication actions.

  6. Check data and suppliers

    Separate information quality, supplier claims and reviewed evidence.

  7. Provide and review evidence

    Explain what each evidence file supports and what it cannot prove.

  8. Practise a difficult scenario

    Practise an AI failure and preserve the follow-up.

Assess, decide and follow up

  1. Prepare an assessment

    Confirm scope, evidence choices and readiness before using an assessment attempt.

  2. Run an assessment

    Complete the assessment and preserve its exact basis.

  3. Read assessment results

    Read the scorecard and five report views without treating them as approval.

  4. Record a governance decision

    Record the basis, boundary, conditions and accountable owner.

  5. Manage actions and reviews

    Record the decision, conditions, actions and review trigger.

Find help and examples

  1. Understand allowance and get help

    Understand the free assessment, attempts and support path.

  2. Use and manage worked examples

    Keep, remove and restore samples without confusing them with customer work.

How AI Governance helps

Governance is how your organisation assigns responsibility, checks AI use and records decisions and follow-up.

AI Governance keeps policies, AI records, preparation, assessments and decisions together. It assesses a proposed use; it does not operate the external AI tool for you.

An assessment recommendation supports a person’s decision. It does not grant permission, certify compliance or replace professional advice.

Explore a worked example

These optional, read-only examples show invented businesses applying the method. Skip them and you can still complete every lesson. Sample records are separate from your organisation’s own work.

Continue in your workspace

Open your organisation workspace (sign-in required)

If your organisation already has a workspace, ask its administrator for access. Do not create another workspace because an invitation or sign-in is unresolved.