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Principles of AI

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3 hours

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Expectations for employees to use AI at work are rapidly rising but most teams still don’t understand how AI works, what makes it reliable, or how to apply it responsibly.

Taught by Harvard Professor Dustin Tingley, this short, modular course cuts through the hype with a practical foundation in AI beyond generative tools, including machine learning, NLP, neural networks, and computer vision.

Across four bite-sized sections, learners explore how AI is trained and why data quality and strategy determine success. Real-world risk and resilience use cases show how AI can shift organizations from reactive to proactive. Learners will leave this course with actionable guidance on fairness, bias, governance, and security, empowering learners to lead ethical AI adoption with employee buy-in and effective upskilling.

Self-Guided

Harvard Online

Industries:

  • Technology
  • Consumer Products
  • Government
  • Consulting

Faculty

Your Instructor

Dustin Tingley

Thomas D. Cabot Professor of Public Policy with a joint appointment in the Harvard Kennedy School of Public Policy and Harvard Government Department

Dustin Tingley is a data scientist at Harvard University. He is the Thomas D. Cabot Professor of Public Policy with a joint appointment in the Harvard Kennedy School of Public Policy and Harvard Government Department. Professor Tingley is Deputy Vice Provost for Advances in Learning and helps to direct Harvard's education focused data science and technology team. He has helped a variety of organizations use the tools of data science and helped to develop machine learning algorithms and accompanying software for the social sciences. He has written on a variety of topics using data science techniques, including education, politics, and economics.

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