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State of Alabama AI Learning Hub

Join the State of Alabama and InnovateUS in embracing the future of AI. Our free training program empowers you to harness the potential of Generative AI. This page is your gateway to a collaborative, AI-powered future.  

Start with the basics: What you'll learn in the Responsible AI for Public Professionals course series

Responsible AI for Public Professionals is a two-part course series that showcases the practical ways you can use Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in your work as a public professional.

In Part 1: Using GenAI in Government, you will learn practical applications of GenAI to enhance your daily government work and gain skills to identify opportunities where AI can improve public service delivery.

In Part 2: Understanding Risks and Building Resilience, you will explore risks associated with GenAI including privacy, hallucinations, and bias, while examining broader societal challenges like copyright and deepfakes.

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New to AI? Begin with our foundational course below in which you'll master the essentials of using generative AI in your government work.

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About the Using GenAI in Government Course

Designed for public professionals

At-your-own pace

Course contents are screen reader-friendly and all videos include English closed captions.

The course is in plain, non-technical language and available in English

View the course curriculum: Using GenAI in Government

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Using GenAI in Government

Course Length: 35 minutes

Learn practical applications of GenAI to enhance your daily government work and gain skills to identify opportunities where AI can improve public service delivery.

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Understanding Risks and Building Resilience

Course Length: 32 minutes.

Explore risks associated with GenAI including privacy, hallucinations, and bias, while examining broader societal challenges like copyright and deepfakes.

Workshops We Offer

Why Measuring AI Is Hard
Arvind Narayanan, Professor at Princeton University & Director of the Center for Information Technology Policy

September 8, 2026

2:00 PM ET

AI, Data Centers, and Growing Resource Demands
Kate Wright, Executive Director, Climate Mayors

September 10, 2026

2:00 PM ET

Measuring What Matters
Santiago Garces, Chief Information Officer, City of Boston
Denise Reilly Hughes, Vermont Secretary and State CIO

September 15, 2026

2:00 PM ET

Using AI to Improve Energy and Environmental Systems
Christoph Quasney, Project Manager | Executive and Operations, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality

September 17, 2026

2:00 PM ET

Comparing Humans, AI, and Human-AI Teams
Vera Liao, Associate Professor, University of Michigan
Amy Perez, Nonresident Policy Fellow at Stanford's Regulation, Evaluation, and Governance Lab (RegLab)

September 22, 2026

2:00 PM ET

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