Getting Started with AI
AI Dos and Don’ts
The following shares a list of key dos and don’ts for utilizing generative AI. Adhering to this list of guidelines will help you maximize your use of technology while minimizing risks and ensuring the ethical, responsible and effective use of AI in your work.
- DO read the prohibited software and services page when considering new AI tools.
- DO disclose the use and scope of AI tools for relevant activities.
- DO verify the accuracy and validity of AI generated content with reliable sources.
- DO review AI generated content for bias and edit, as necessary.
- DO regularly review and comply with all official AI guidance and key GGC data and AI policies.
- DO report any potential data incident or breach at helpdesk@ggc.edu
- DON’T enter any sensitive, protected, regulated or confidential data into an AI tool.
- DON’T assume that public data is free of copyright restrictions.
- DON’T use AI tools that are on the prohibited software and services list.
The Artificial Intelligence collection on LinkedIn Learning
The artificial intelligence collection on LinkedIn Learning has videos that offer a basic overview on artificial intelligence and includes topics on generative AI, general AI definitions and terms, ethical considerations, and prompt engineering. It includes videos such as:
Everyday AI Concepts
This LinkedIn Learning course is designed to help you understand key AI concepts. Instructor Doug Rose breaks down machine learning, predictive AI and generative AI, detailing what they can do and how you can get the most out of them.
What is Generative AI?
In this course, generative AI expert Pinar Seyhan Demirdag covers the basics of generative AI, with topics including what it is, how it works, how to create your own content, different types of models, future predictions, and ethical implications. This course is part of a Professional Certificate from Microsoft.
Prompt Engineering: How to talk to the AIs
In this video, Xavier Amatriain, vice president of engineering and AI product strategy at LinkedIn, discusses prompt engineering tips and tricks—as well as a variety of sample prompts and responses—to start talking to the AIs all on your own.
To learn more, or begin watching these videos, visit the artificial intelligence collection on LinkedIn Learning. Never logged into LinkedIn Learning? Visit the LinkedIn Learning page to learn how.
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