A 20-minute self-paced module that turns Australian Government responsible AI guidance into everyday steps for not-for-profit staff and volunteers. Its core rule is that the more an AI tool affects people, the more human oversight it needs.
A short module on protecting personal information when using AI at work. It covers what counts as personal information, how AI tools use it, the privacy risks involved and what to do if an AI-related privacy breach occurs.
Objectives
Take accountability for AI decisions by rating risk and adding human oversight
Recognise and reduce algorithmic bias that could harm vulnerable clients
Build trust through transparency and checking AI outputs
Keep sensitive client data out of unapproved public AI tools
Identify what makes information personal
Understand how AI tools use personal information
Spot privacy risks when using AI at work
Apply privacy principles and regulations
Respond appropriately to an AI-related privacy breach
Things to know
Requires a free Infoxchange login
Resources available for 90 days after registering
No certificate mentioned on the course page
A leaders' version (Responsible AI For Leaders in NFPs and NGOs, id 412) covers accountability and override points for managers
Free price is a subsidy on a A$140 list price; no end date is published, so enrol while it shows A$0
Requires creating a TAFE NSW store account and checking out at A$0
Access expires 4 months after enrolment
Developed for the NSW Privacy Commissioner, so regulatory framing may lean NSW
The national scholarship announcements name only three AI microskills; the store shows A$0 for this course but eligibility outside NSW is not separately confirmed
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