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AI & Generative AI Curriculum, by Packback Last Updated: August 2023

Policies Course,Discipline,Policy in the Syllabus,Contributor,Institution ChatGPT for Business (MBA590),Business,ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) POLICY This course encourages and embraces the ethical use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Throughout the course, it is essential to utilize generative A...

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