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    Three-part AI course launches on Coursera

    Hendrycks says it covers AI drivers and bottlenecks, risks including malicious use, and governance at multiple levels.

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    Hendrycks announced a new Coursera course on October 2. Its three parts cover an introduction to AI, including drivers, bottlenecks and timelines; AI risks such as malicious use, loss of control and concentration of power; and governance at the AI, corporate, national and international levels.

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    @irinarishRT @hendrycks: Launched a new course on Coursera today. It has 3 parts: - Intro to AI (drivers, bottlenecks, timelines) - AI Risks (malici…2h
    @RylanSchaefferwild that Meta TBD hired a guy to make a Coursera course1h

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    @irinarishRT @hendrycks: Launched a new course on Coursera today. It has 3 parts: - Intro to AI (drivers, bottlenecks, timelines) - AI Risks (malici…2h
    @RylanSchaefferwild that Meta TBD hired a guy to make a Coursera course1h