A one-hour Google Cloud micro-course on why Google adopted its AI principles and how to build a responsible AI practice inside an organization. A quick primer for teams adopting generative AI who need shared vocabulary on responsible use.
Who it's for
Everyone — especially policymakers, leaders, and researchers. This is a beginner-level course in AI Ethics, Safety & Policy, running about Approx. 1 hour.
Cost at a glance
Free to audit; certificate requires paid Certificate experience or Coursera Plus. Also available free on Google Skills (skills.google course template 554). Seen 2026-11-01.
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