5 courses on judgement and decisions from 3 providers. The highest rated is Anthropic AI Fluency from Anthropic at 4.4 out of 5.
Anthropic's flagship tool-neutral course on working well with AI, built with academics from University College Cork and Ringling College.
| Course | Our rating | Cost | Time | Credential |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthropic AI Fluency | 4.4 / 5 | Free | Time not stated | certificate of completion (free) |
| Digital Thinking Tools for Better Decisions | 4.2 / 5 | Free | 24 hours | digital badge (Credly etc) (free) |
| AI Capabilities and Limitations | 4.1 / 5 | Free | Time not stated | No credential |
| Making decisions | 3.5 / 5 | Free | 4 hours | statement of participation (free) |
| Mindware: Critical Thinking | 3.5 / 5 | About A$84 a month | 10 hours | certificate of completion (paid (Coursera enrolment or Coursera Plus)) |
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Anthropic's flagship tool-neutral course on working well with AI, built with academics from University College Cork and Ringling College. It teaches the 4D Framework (Delegation, Description, Discernment, Diligence) plus a grounding in how generative AI works and effective prompting.
An eight-session course on using digital tools, from spreadsheets to argument maps, to reason more clearly and make better choices. It ends by linking these thinking tools to modern AI. Completion earns an Open University badge and 24 CPD points.
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.
A short course that looks at how people and groups actually make decisions, comparing the rational economic model with psychological and sociological views. It also covers how people perceive risk and what can be done to improve decision making at work.
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.
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