Change Management for Generative AI
Vanderbilt University · View on Coursera ↗
Taught by Dr. Jules White, Bob Higgins
BusinessData Science
About the course
Generative AI is revolutionizing industries and transforming the way we work. As organizations embrace these cutting-edge technologies, effective change management becomes crucial to ensure a smooth transition and maximize the benefits of generative AI. In this course, "Change Management for Generative AI," we will delve into the strategies and frameworks necessary to successfully implement and adapt to these transformative technologies. You will learn about the FASTER framework, a comprehensiv
The consensus
Every one of the 20 reviews we read gave it 4★ or more. This is the most-upvoted one (no upvotes).
“Thoroughly enjoyed this course! Dr. Jules and Mr. Bob are effective co-instructors. They way they presented the course material clear and concise as this new territory in AI is in its infancy, at least for us laypersons. I have to be deliberate in utilizing AI as we are in the healthcare business and also a federal contractor, a proud community partner. During the lab portion where we had to present skeptical inquiries to the AI program, at the conclusion of my query, I told the computer that I was going to refer to him, I used the masculine format, Dr. Jules, Jr. LoL. I was tickled that the program ended the text conversation with an emphatic ! (exclamation mark). Now, how's that for getting a computer program excited! :0)”
Coursera's 4.4 comes from 167 ratings. Of those, 7.2% are 1–2★.
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