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| Detail | Mindware: Critical Thinking | AI Capabilities and Limitations |
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| Provider | University of Michigan | Anthropic |
| Our rating | 3.5 | 4.1 |
| Cost | About A$84 a month | Free |
| Time | 10 hours | Time not stated |
| Level | Beginner | Beginner |
| Credential | certificate of completion (paid (Coursera enrolment or Coursera Plus)) | No credential |
| Open to | Worldwide | Worldwide |
| Free in | Not stated | Worldwide |
| Content written for | United States | Any country |
| Summary | Psychologist Richard Nisbett teaches the everyday statistics, logic and awareness of bias needed to think clearly about evidence. Well suited to judging AI outputs, data claims and business decisions with a sceptical eye. | An introductory course that explains why generative AI behaves the way it does, as a companion to the AI Fluency framework. It covers next token prediction, knowledge, working memory and steerability, with hands-on try-it activities, so learners can diagnose odd outputs and fix them. |
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| Our course page | Mindware: Critical Thinking | AI Capabilities and Limitations |
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