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Working with AI: Human–AI Co-Agency
When AI moves from assistant to agent, who acts, who decides, who oversees and who answers? A four-dimension framework — initiative, decision scope, oversight, responsibility attribution — to turn fear of AI into clear governance questions, applied to education, government, work, health and security.
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Objectives
- - Tell an assistant AI from an agent AI.
- - Explain the four dimensions of human–AI co-agency.
- - Tell real oversight from symbolic oversight.
- - Apply the framework to a sector: education, government, work, health or security.
- - Write the diagnosis of an AI system and propose safeguards.
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What professionals use for this course, with a free or open-source option wherever there is one.
The research article behind the course, open access. Author: Mohamed Salim Ali, independent researcher and independent scholar.
AI policies and principles worldwide.
The global recommendation on the ethics of AI.
The journal where the course's research is published.
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Lessons
- Course OverviewReading · 10 min
- 1. From Fear to Framework: Distributed ActionReading · 45 min
- Practice quiz — Module 1Quiz · 10 min
- 2. Initiative and Decision ScopeReading · 45 min
- Practice quiz — Module 2Quiz · 10 min
- 3. Oversight and ResponsibilityReading · 45 min
- Practice quiz — Module 3Quiz · 10 min
- 4. The Framework Across SectorsReading · 45 min
- Practice quiz — Module 4Quiz · 10 min
- 5. Diagnosing an AI SystemReading · 45 min
- Practice quiz — Module 5Quiz · 10 min
- Final examQuiz · 30 min
- Final project: co-agency diagnosis of an AI systemAssignment · 90 min
- What next? Tools and your pathwayReading · 5 min