6 courses on responsible AI and privacy from 4 providers. The highest rated is TAFE NSW AI Microskills Bundle from TAFE NSW at 4.6 out of 5.
A single enrolment that adds all four IATD AI microskills: Introduction to AI, Generative AI and its Business Applications, Responsible AI and Introduction to Agentic AI.
| Course | Our rating | Cost | Time | Credential |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TAFE NSW AI Microskills Bundle | 4.6 / 5 | Free | 11 hours | certificate of completion (free) |
| TAFE NSW Responsible AI | 4.6 / 5 | Free | 2 hours | certificate of completion (free) |
| Digital Privacy (TAFE NSW) | 4.3 / 5 | Free | 30 minutes | certificate of completion (free) |
| Ethics of AI | 4.3 / 5 | Free | Time not stated | certificate of completion (free) |
| AI Capabilities and Limitations | 4.1 / 5 | Free | Time not stated | No credential |
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A single enrolment that adds all four IATD AI microskills: Introduction to AI, Generative AI and its Business Applications, Responsible AI and Introduction to Agentic AI. It is the easiest way to work through a complete, free AI literacy pathway in one sitting or over a few weeks.
Looks at the ethical, legal and policy questions that come with using AI, such as privacy, fairness, transparency and accountability. It uses business case studies to show what responsible AI governance looks like in practice.
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.
A free university course that works through the big ethical questions raised by AI, such as who is accountable when AI causes harm, how transparent systems should be, and what fairness means. Each chapter pairs short readings with written exercises that are peer reviewed.
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 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.
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