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Understanding AI Risks and Societal Harms - LinkedIn Learning
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Intermediate

Understanding AI Risks and Societal Harms

LinkedIn Learning · LinkedIn Learning · Updated March 2026

Platform rating

4.4/5

Champ rating

8.1/10

Duration

2-3 hours

Classes

8

Examine the potential risks and societal harms associated with AI systems, including bias, privacy violations, and unintended consequences. Learn frameworks for identifying, mitigating, and managing these risks responsibly.

What you'll get

Identify AI-related societal risks and harms
Understand bias, fairness, and privacy concerns
Apply risk mitigation strategies
Promote responsible AI development practices

Fit

Best for

Leaders
Analysts
Researchers
Decision-makers

Not ideal for

Learners seeking only entry-level overviews

Prerequisites & pricing

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of AI concepts

Pricing

Subscription

Certification

Certificate

AI Ethics
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Bias
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