Update November 2024: I updated my review after completing the entire Responsible Generative AI Specialization series. I loved it. Each course was meaningful, and it gave me the broader ethical and societal lens that I was looking for. This curriculum was outstanding and delivered by one of the top thought leaders in AI, Merve Hickok. I am a health equity advocate with a decent IT background as it relates to health, healthcare and contributing disciplines. The course really helped me and vastly improved my competency. I also appreciate that the University of Michigan did not hide this behind a massive pay wall. I had sought what I thought was going to be a meaningful program from a different equity-based certification entity and it turned out to be a complete waste of money with a very dated and poorly developed curriculum. The videos, transcripts and subject matter expertise are unmatched in my opinion. Do not let the affordability of this course fool you. The entire series of courses under the Responsible Generative AI Specialization are comprehensive, impactful and cutting edge.

A great course, up-to-date, about Governance of AI. Nice concepts and an interesting interview in the course. I recommend it, moreover Merve is an amazing teacher!

This is an excellent course. It is well organized with precision instruction!

Really helpful and informative exposure to AI governance topics.

the content was good but Coursera experience was horrible

Really Exciting to know more about AI Governance

Muito bom ! aprendizado a fundo amando !!!

Comprehensive and well presented

Interesante y comprensible

I love this course!

Excellent.

Muy bueno

Am done

Good

good

The course covers the basics of AI governance. As of June 2026, the course seems to be a year or two out of date with the shift in governance and requirements across UK and EU. I really enjoyed "the dialogue" at the end of the course where I got to talk about topics with a GenAI agent. I also found the final assignment helpful in putting the learning in a real world context.

Government control of AI is important, so that they can ensure everyone is acting in their best interests.

Overall interesting but i dont understand how to get the certificate once finished

A good start to the world of AI Governance and regulation