International Telecommunication Union
An online, self-paced ITU course introducing non-technical learners to AI governance, including bias, data governance, regulation and ethics.
This introductory ITU course examines how artificial intelligence is governed and how it affects everyday activities, public services and policy worldwide. Five modules combine explanations of AI concepts with practical scenarios. Topics include bias, transparency, governance of data, regulatory approaches and ethical principles such as fairness, inclusion, accountability and human oversight. The course is intended for people without technical backgrounds, including policymakers, working professionals and civil society participants. Learners study online at their own pace and can take modules individually. Successful completion of a module earns an ITU Academy badge; finishing every module and passing the final test earns an additional badge. The course aims to help participants evaluate AI systems critically and contribute to governance discussions. What you will learn: • Understand foundational AI concepts and their societal implications. • Examine bias, transparency, data governance and regulatory approaches. • Explore ethical principles for AI governance. • Critically assess AI systems. • Participate in discussions about AI governance.
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