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TrainingBriefs® AI at Work: The Do’s, Don’ts & Ethical Smarts
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TrainingBriefs® AI at Work: The Do’s, Don’ts & Ethical Smarts

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Best Practices for Navigating AI at Work

Creating a fair and trustworthy workplace that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) doesn’t just depend on leadership or IT. It depends on you. AI can increase speed, efficiency, and accuracy—but it must be used with care. Being ethical with AI means protecting privacy, avoiding bias, and making sure human values stay in control.

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TrainingBriefs® AI at Work: The Do’s, Don’ts & Ethical Smarts
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TrainingBriefs® AI at Work: The Do’s, Don’ts & Ethical Smarts

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AI is powerful, but with great power comes great responsibility. If used without care, AI can lead to:

  • Bias - when algorithms reflect or amplify discrimination,
  • Privacy breaches - when sensitive data is mishandled,
  • Lack of transparency - when users don’t know how decisions are made, and
  • Unfair outcomes - when people are treated differently based on flawed data

That’s why ethical use of AI matters—especially in hiring, customer service, performance reviews, and decision-making. Just because AI can do something doesn’t mean it should. Responsible use starts with awareness.

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Competencies

  • Developing Critical Work Skills

Learning Objectives

  • Understand how to use AI to support (not replace) your personal/work judgment.
  • Learn the importance of disclosing when content or decisions were AI-assisted (if applicable).
  • Understand the importance of following your company’s guidelines on approved AI tools.

Interactivity

  • Audible Narration
  • Interactions and Activities
  • Post-Assessment

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