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This course is for managers and executives confronting the rise of AI in their organisations. It suits those who want to think about how leadership changes when machines take on cognitive tasks.
The rise of AI is not just a technical shift. It changes how leaders set direction, build trust, and evaluate performance.
The curriculum explores digital leadership in the age of AI. You will look at how AI influences strategy, culture, and communication. Several sessions address the ethical dimensions of using AI in decision-making.
Participants will examine how AI affects leadership fundamentals, including trust and accountability. This is not a technical course. It is about the human and organisational side of leading in an AI transition.
You will leave with a clearer view of the choices AI presents to leaders, and the habits of mind needed to make those choices well. The course is grounded in real-world examples.
No AI background is required. The focus remains on leadership practice, rather than on algorithms or data science. That makes it appropriate for leaders from any industry.