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Upfront DisclosureThis course contains the use of artificial intelligence.Course DescriptionArtificial Intelligence is already shaping key banking decisions—from credit approvals and fraud detection to compliance monitoring and customer interactions. While AI brings efficiency and speed, it also introduces serious risks that banking professionals must understand.This course provides a clear, non-technical, and practical guide to AI risk in banking, designed specifically for professionals who need confidence and clarity—not coding skills.You will learn how AI is used in banking today, the key risks it creates, why regulators are paying close attention, and how to apply safe and compliant AI practices in your daily work.This is a one-stop, beginner-friendly course focused on awareness, judgement, and professional responsibility.What you’ll learnHow banks use artificial intelligence across credit, fraud, compliance, and operationsThe key AI risks in banking, including data privacy, bias, explainability, and operational riskWhy regulators focus on AI and what they expect from banks and professionalsWho remains accountable when AI influences decisionsPractical do’s and don’ts for using AI safely at workHow to make confident, compliant decisions using AI responsiblyWho this course is forBanking and financial services professionalsRisk, compliance, audit, and operations staffManagers and supervisors working with AI-driven systemsFinance students and early-career professionalsAnyone working in banking who wants to understand AI risk without technical complexityWho this course is NOT forAI engineers or data scientistsLearners seeking coding or model-building trainingAdvanced technical AI coursesWhy take this courseNo technical or AI background requiredClear explanations using real-world banking examplesPractical guidance aligned with regulatory expectationsIncludes a downloadable workbook and certificate of completionDesigned for busy professionalsImportant noteThis course provides professional learning and awareness. It does not constitute regulatory certification or licensing.