Lead AI Governance, Policy, and Continuous Compliance

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Lead AI Governance, Policy, and Continuous Compliance

Coursera · Intermediate ·🛡️ AI Safety & Ethics ·3d ago
This course equips data scientists, ML engineers, and AI risk professionals with the strategic tools to sustain responsible AI programs at scale. You will build KPI frameworks to measure and benchmark governance maturity, design feedback loops that strengthen compliance over successive model iterations, and create executive-level dashboards that make governance performance visible to senior stakeholders. You will also develop the collaboration skills to bridge engineering, legal, and compliance teams where you will be establishing shared accountability structures, ethics committees, and documentation workflows that embed responsible AI into your organization's culture. In the final module, you will apply regulatory foresight techniques to anticipate emerging standards across the EU AI Act, NIST RMF, and global jurisdictions, and build adaptive compliance policies that evolve with the landscape, not behind it. Learners with experience in ML, data science, or AI project management, and a working familiarity with compliance or risk concepts, will be best positioned to apply these frameworks immediately in their organizations.
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