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  2. #2DataCamp· Course

    AI Ethics

    4.8 (29.9K) out of 5 from 29,871 ratings141.2K learners1 hour

    BeginnerEthics and safety

    Free to startView course ↗
  10. #10Coursera· Course

    AI & Law

    Lund University

    4.7 (839) out of 5 from 839 ratings67.4K learners20 hours

    BeginnerEthics and safety

    Subscription, US$59/moView course ↗
  11. #11Coursera· Course

    Data Science Ethics

    University of Michigan

    4.7 (1.3K) out of 5 from 1,308 ratings58.2K learners20 hours

    BeginnerData science

    Subscription, US$59/moView course ↗
  28. #28Coursera· Course

    AI, Empathy & Ethics

    University of California, Santa Cruz

    4.6 (526) out of 5 from 526 ratings29.8K learners4 hours

    BeginnerEthics and safety

    Subscription, US$59/moView course ↗
  30. #30Coursera· Course

    AI Governance

    Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

    4.8 (217) out of 5 from 217 ratings17.6K learners20 hours

    BeginnerEthics and safety

    Subscription, US$59/moView course ↗

How we rank AI courses

How are these AI courses ranked?
By what learners rate each course, weighted by how many people rated it, and by how many people took it. A 5.0 from 3 people does not outrank a 4.8 from 50,000. Courses with no ratings rank by reach.
Which AI course should a complete beginner start with?
Pick the Beginner level, then a topic like AI basics or Use AI at work. The top of that list is beginner courses with high ratings from many learners, and many are free to start.
Are there free AI courses?
Yes. Use the Price filter: Free courses cost nothing, and Free to start courses let you audit or try the first part before you pay for a certificate.
Where does the course data come from?
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Can a platform pay to rank higher?
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