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Using AI assistants at work responsibly

Practical habits for anyone using chat assistants, writing aids, meeting note-takers or AI features built into everyday apps: use approved tools, keep confidential and personal data out of tools that aren't approved for it, check output before relying on it, stay accountable for what you send, and recognize prompt injection and over-trusting AI that can take actions.

Level
Beginner
Length
About 40 minutes
Contents
3 lessons · 1 video · final exam
Status
Published · updated 1 Oct 2026

Skills you'll practise

  • Choose an approved AI tool for a task and recognize data that must not go into unapproved tools
  • Check AI output for invented facts, sources, figures and code before using it
  • Explain why you remain accountable for AI-assisted work and when to disclose AI use per policy
  • Recognize prompt injection in content an AI tool reads, and limit what AI agents can do
  • Handle AI meeting note-takers and recordings with consent and confidentiality in mind

Course outline

  1. 1.Using AI assistants responsiblyVideo · 3 min
  2. 2.What goes in: approved tools and dataLesson · 14 min
  3. 3.What comes out: checking and owning the resultLesson · 13 min
  4. 4.Prompt injection, agents and meeting assistantsLesson · 13 min
  5. 5.Using AI assistants at work responsibly: knowledge checkKnowledge check · 17 questions
  6. 6.Final exam8 questions · passing it completes the course, so people who already know the material can test out

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