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AI Training

SafetAI offers a range of trainings from introductions about integrating AI into business processes or systems, safety trainings on the ethical implementation of AI augmented systems, and board member qualification. Any of the trainings identified below can be expanded or modified to suit specific organizations or technology-dependent applications.

AI Systems: Introduction

Training session that will introduce participants to the types of AI systems that are commercially available, how to identify AI tools that will benefit their organizations, and how to approach AI use policy in organizations. This training session is intended for decision and policy owners and available on demand.

Two (2) hour, in person or online training session for decision-owners going over the basics of AI systems, including:

An introduction to commercially available tools,
Guidance on evaluating current AI use,
Identifying opportunities for AI augmentation, and
Developing meaningful use policies.

Prerequisites:

None

Required Materials:

None

Ideal Participants:

Decision-makers, policymakers, or professionals responsible for compliance, architecture, or analysis of AI augmented systems.

Upon Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:

Understand the different types of AI tools that are commercially available or may be customized for specific processes,
Understand how to evaluate business processes from the perspective of identifying opportunities for AI augmentation,
Understanding how to engage employees about AI use and training needs, and
Identify where current corporate requirements will need examansion or modification.

AI Safety Training

SafetAI safety trainings are delivered in small groups that prepare non-technical decision-makers, policymakers, and professionals to lead meaningful reviews and investigations of AI augmented systems with a human-centric, stakeholder informed, safety focus. Any of the trainings identified below can be expanded or modified to suit specific organizations or technology-dependent applications.

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All SafetAI courses are anchored upon the Safe AI Basics handbook.

Safe AI Basics is your essential starting point. Designed for decision-makers, policymakers, and professionals who need to navigate AI’s risks without becoming data scientists, this handbook offers:

Clear, actionable insights – Learn how AI safety is defined, why traditional reliability measures fall short, and what to watch for in AI deployments.
Real-world case studies – Discover how AI’s unintended consequences can lead to ethical dilemmas, legal battles, and even life-and-death stakes.
Step-by-step evaluation methods – Practical frameworks to assess risk, track safety improvements, and make informed decisions about AI integration.

This book must be purchased before attending any SafetAI class.

Safety Level 1: The Basics

Training sessions that will teach participants how to think about safety, quantify risk, determine ethical applications of AI, and practice how to perform a system safety assessment. All training sessions are capped at 10 people to have small, engaged groups where people can ask more questions.

One and a half (1.5) hour, online training session for decision-owners going over the basics of AI safety, including:

Defining Safety,
Identifying and quantifying system hazards,
Applying ethical risk thresholds to a system,
Evaluating risk reduction measures.

Prerequisites:

None

Required Materials:

Safe AI Basics handbook

Ideal Participants:

Decision-makers, policymakers, or professionals responsible for compliance, architecture, or analysis of AI augmented systems.

Upon Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:

Communicate an actionable definition of safety,
Define the boundaries of an AI augmented system relative to stakeholder needs or interests,
Identify hazards relative to stakeholder interests,
Evaluate system alternatives with a safety framework, and
Evaluate and prioritize the level of safety demonstrated by any AI augmented system or subsystem.

Safety Level 2: Application

One (1) hour, online work session where participants collaborative identify, evaluate, and mitigate real-life system risks. This session can be completed multiple times.

Prerequisites:

The Basics, or equivalent

Required Materials:

Safe AI Basics handbook

Ideal Participants:

Decision-makers, policymakers, or professionals responsible for compliance, architecture, or analysis of AI augmented systems.

Upon Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:

Define the processes and workflows performed by a real-world AI augmented system,
Identify hazards in the real-world system, their causes, their effects, and the impacts they will have on stakeholders,
Estimate the probability and magnitude of the possible negative outcomes defined in the hazard analysis, and
Evaluate and prioritize actions that could improve the safety of the examined real-world system.

Board Training

Board trainings are delivered in small groups that prepare AI experts and process analysts to support non-technical decision-makers, policymakers, and professionals on how to evaluate AI augmented systems with a human-centric, stakeholder informed, safety focus. Any of the trainings identified below can be expanded or modified to suit specific organizations or technology-dependent applications.

Board Member Qualification

AI Safety Oversight Board members are selected from a qualified list of experts who specialize in the skills necessary to evaluate the human-centered impacts of AI augmented systems that have the reach to impact a broad and varried range of stakeholders. Each qualification exam tests proficiency around the safety principles and their application to an augmented system specific to that individual's expertise.

SPECIALTY: Qualification exams can include a peer reviewed case study component that validates the candidate's expertise in an industry or industry vertical of their choosing.

Prerequisites:

The Basics (or equivalent) and Application; prerequisites may be waived if an applicant demonstrates appropriate professional or academic qualifications

Required Materials:

Safe AI Basics handbook

Ideal Participants:

Compliance professionals, technical experts, or system safety specialists seeking assignment to a SafetAI Board.

Upon Completion, Participants Will Be Able To:

Communication AI augmented system safety using the tools and definitions presented in Safe AI Basics,
Lead a hazard analysis of an AI augmented system review, and
Facilitate exploration of the assumptions made when exploring the safety of an AI augmented system.