Responsible AI training your policy can point to
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An AI policy nobody has been trained on is a document, not a control. When a regulator, a customer or an auditor asks how your people know what they may paste into a model, who owns AI-generated content, or how to spot a deepfake, “we sent a memo” is not an answer. The Vero AI Catalog's responsible AI track gives every employee the same grounding in ten courses, from a thirty-minute essentials on the rules of using AI at work to advanced courses on governance, risk and the global regulatory landscape.
Each course runs in OneRange Vero as an interactive session that tests judgment rather than recall: the person is given a realistic situation from their own kind of work, decides what to do, and the tutor explains what they got right and what they missed. Results are recorded against named skills in the OneRange taxonomy, which gives a compliance owner something better than a completion log — a level per person for the skills the policy depends on. Assign the essentials to everyone, and the advanced governance courses to the people who own the policy.
Courses in this track
Essentials for everyone (30 minutes)
- AI Governance, Risk & Compliance: Essentials — The Rules of Using AI at Work — Learners will be able to follow their company's AI rules without reading a policy document every time. The course covers which tools are approved, what approval means, and what to do when a task feels like a gray area. They leave with a plain-language picture of the rules and one person they know to ask. (Level: Beginner · 30 minutes · CAT-GOV-ESS)
- AI Regulation: Essentials — What It Means for My Job — Learners will be able to understand, in plain words, how AI rules affect their everyday work. The course covers why governments regulate AI, what kinds of AI use get extra scrutiny, and the everyday habits - being transparent, keeping a human in charge - that keep them on the right side. They leave knowing what changes for them and what does not. (Level: Beginner · 30 minutes · ETH-REG-ESS)
Responsible use at work
- Responsible AI & Ethics — Learners apply responsible-AI principles to everyday decisions and product choices. The course covers fairness and bias, transparency and explainability, privacy and consent, and accountability. Participants finish able to recognize and act on responsibility considerations in real situations. (Level: intermediate · 120 minutes · CAT-RAI)
- Privacy & Surveillance in the AI Era — This course examines what AI changes about privacy: personal data exposure, workplace monitoring, and an organization's obligations. Learners audit their own AI privacy posture and their team's. (Level: intermediate · 90 minutes · ETH-PRV)
- IP, Copyright & AI-Generated Content — This course maps the intellectual-property landscape of generative AI: who owns output, the training-data disputes, and safe usage practice. Learners apply the framework to their organization's real content questions. (Level: intermediate · 90 minutes · ETH-IPC)
- Deepfakes & Misinformation Literacy — A practical defense course against synthetic media: detection heuristics, verification tools, and what to do when your organization is targeted. Learners practice on real examples of AI-generated deception. (Level: beginner · 60 minutes · ETH-DFM)
- AI & Accessibility — A course on AI's double edge for accessibility: powerful assistive capability and new ways to exclude. Learners apply inclusive-design checks to AI features and workflows they use. (Level: intermediate · 60 minutes · ETH-ACC)
- AI & the Future of Work — An evidence-based look at how AI is changing work - which tasks shift, which roles evolve, and what the research actually shows. Learners leave with grounded personal adaptation strategies instead of hype or dread. (Level: beginner · 60 minutes · ETH-FOW)
For policy and compliance owners
- AI Governance, Risk & Compliance: Advanced — Leaders and risk partners learn to establish AI governance - policies, regulations, risk assessment, and auditing. The course covers the regulatory landscape including the EU AI Act and sector rules, policies and acceptable use, risk assessment, and auditing. Participants finish able to stand up governance that holds up. (Level: advanced · 150 minutes · CAT-GOV)
- AI Regulation: Advanced — The Global Landscape — A working map of AI regulation worldwide - the EU AI Act, the shifting US picture, and sector-specific rules. Learners translate the landscape into concrete compliance implications for their organization. (Level: advanced · 120 minutes · ETH-REG)
Related Foundation courses
- Responsible & Safe AI Use — This course helps employees recognize the real risks in AI output - bias, hallucination, and inappropriate use - and apply sound human judgment. It covers where AI is and isn't appropriate, how to keep a human in the loop, and how to use AI ethically and safely. Learners finish able to spot red flags and make responsible decisions about when to trust AI.
- Data Privacy & Security with AI — Employees learn how to protect sensitive data and stay compliant when using AI tools. The course covers what should never be shared, how AI tools retain and handle data, the risks of unapproved 'shadow AI,' and how to follow company policy and enterprise settings. Participants leave knowing exactly how to keep company and customer information safe.
Prove the skill
- Responsible & Safe AI Assessment — Responsible & Safe AI: judgment on realistic workplace situations.
- Data Privacy & Security Awareness — Data privacy and security awareness when using AI tools.
- AI Governance & Risk Assessment — AI governance and risk, for policy owners.
- AI Ethics Literacy Assessment — AI ethics literacy.
- AI Regulation Awareness Assessment — AI regulation awareness.
Pathways that include these courses
- Responsible AI & Governance — Assess responsible-use, privacy, and governance readiness
- AI Ethics & Society — Gauge ethical and regulatory fluency
How the training works
Every course here is delivered by OneRange Vero as an interactive session. There is no video to sit through and no slide deck to click past: the tutor explains an idea, works an example, asks the person to try it, and adjusts what comes next to the answer it gets back. Practice, scenarios, labs and role-plays are part of the session rather than an add-on.
Courses can be grounded in your own material, so examples, terminology and policies match how your company actually works. Results map to named skills in the OneRange taxonomy of more than 10,000 skills, so a manager sees proficiency per skill instead of a completion tick. Assign to one person, a team or the whole company, and track progress from the Vero dashboard.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the training take?
The two essentials courses run about 30 minutes each, the responsible-use courses 60 to 120 minutes, and the advanced governance and regulation courses 120 to 150 minutes at a typical pace. Sessions adapt, so people who already know the rules move through quickly.
How is it assigned to a team?
An administrator assigns it from the Vero dashboard to one person, a team, a department or everyone at once. Progress and results appear per person and per skill, so a manager can see who has finished, who is mid-course, and where the remaining gaps are.
Can we customise it with our own documents and terminology?
Yes. An administrator can add your company's own standing instructions, examples and documents so the course teaches the tool in the context of your systems, terminology and policies, without changing the underlying catalog course. See how the customization layer works on the Vero page.
Is there an assessment?
Yes. The Responsible & Safe AI Assessment and the Data Privacy & Security Awareness assessment cover what every employee needs; governance, ethics literacy and regulation assessments exist for policy owners. Every course also ends with its own check.