Working with AI: Critical Thinking in the AI Era Training Course
$27.50 inc. GST
Working with AI: Critical Thinking in the AI Era explains why AI has made deception, deepfakes, cloned voices, and AI-amplified misinformation far more convincing and far more common than they used to be — and what that looks like when it reaches an ordinary workplace rather than a headline. It’s part of the five-part Working with AI series, building directly on Fluency Foundations.
You’ll learn which warning signs still hold up as the technology improves and which have already gone stale, and build a three-part verification habit — checking through a second channel, tracing content back to its source, and pausing on urgency — that protects you regardless of how convincing a fake becomes. Designed for all employees, it finishes with an instant digital certificate on completion.
This course will take approximately 36 minutes to complete.
Why is Critical Thinking in the AI Era Training Important?
AI-generated deception is no longer rare or confined to high-profile targets. It specifically exploits the same trust cues people rely on every day — a familiar face, a familiar voice, a request that fits the situation.
Relying on spotting a glitch is a losing strategy, since that kind of advice ages badly as the technology improves. A verification habit that doesn’t depend on detecting anything about the fake protects both employees and their organisation far more reliably, and stays useful long after any specific warning sign is out of date.
This topic builds that habit directly, so employees have something durable to rely on rather than a list of tells that expire.
Who Should Complete This Course
- All employees, regardless of industry or seniority
- Employees who handle requests involving money, access, or sensitive information
- Anyone who communicates by phone, video, or message with people they can’t always verify in person
- Employees who have completed Fluency Foundations and are ready for the next topic in the series
Topics Covered
- Why AI makes deception more convincing
- Recognising synthetic content in a work context
- A verification habit before you act
Course Experience
- Fully online and accessible anytime
- Interactive and scenario-based learning
- Self-paced completion (pause and resume anytime)
- No formal assessment — this course is designed for practical skill-building rather than testing
- Instant digital certificate on completion
- Accessible design (WCAG 2.2 AA compliant; suitable for all literacy levels)
Assessment
- No formal assessment — this course is designed for practical skill-building rather than testing.
Related Courses
- Working with AI: AI Fluency Foundations
- Working with AI: AI Governance for Managers
- Working with AI: Managing an AI-Enabled Team
- Working with AI: AI-Augmented Performance Reviews
- Working with AI Pathway
- Information Security: Phishing Awareness Training Course
- Information Security: Employee Awareness Training Course
- Preventing Accidental Data Breaches Training Course (AUS Version)
Learning Outcomes
By completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain why AI has made deepfakes and cloned voices more convincing and more common
- Recognise what AI-enabled deception looks like in an ordinary workplace context
- Identify which warning signs for AI-generated fakes still hold up and which have gone stale
- Apply a three-part verification habit — second channel, source tracing, and pausing on urgency — to a suspicious request
- Respond to a suspected deepfake or AI-amplified misinformation attempt without relying on spotting a glitch
Organisational Benefits
- Reduce exposure to AI-enabled fraud, deepfakes, and impersonation attempts
- Build a verification habit across the workforce that doesn’t rely on spotting technical tells
- Protect the organisation against warning signs that go stale as the technology improves
- Extend existing security awareness training to cover AI-specific deception
- Demonstrate a considered, organisation-wide approach to AI-era security risk
| Platforms | Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen) |
| Browsers | Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported |
| Hosting | Enrol in Tribal Habits portal |
| Accessible | Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here |
Description
Why is Critical Thinking in the AI Era Training Important?
AI-generated deception is no longer rare or confined to high-profile targets. It specifically exploits the same trust cues people rely on every day — a familiar face, a familiar voice, a request that fits the situation.
Relying on spotting a glitch is a losing strategy, since that kind of advice ages badly as the technology improves. A verification habit that doesn’t depend on detecting anything about the fake protects both employees and their organisation far more reliably, and stays useful long after any specific warning sign is out of date.
This topic builds that habit directly, so employees have something durable to rely on rather than a list of tells that expire.
Who Should Complete This Course
- All employees, regardless of industry or seniority
- Employees who handle requests involving money, access, or sensitive information
- Anyone who communicates by phone, video, or message with people they can’t always verify in person
- Employees who have completed Fluency Foundations and are ready for the next topic in the series
Topics Covered
Topics Covered
- Why AI makes deception more convincing
- Recognising synthetic content in a work context
- A verification habit before you act
Experience
Course Experience
- Fully online and accessible anytime
- Interactive and scenario-based learning
- Self-paced completion (pause and resume anytime)
- No formal assessment — this course is designed for practical skill-building rather than testing
- Instant digital certificate on completion
- Accessible design (WCAG 2.2 AA compliant; suitable for all literacy levels)
Assessment
- No formal assessment — this course is designed for practical skill-building rather than testing.
Related Courses
- Working with AI: AI Fluency Foundations
- Working with AI: AI Governance for Managers
- Working with AI: Managing an AI-Enabled Team
- Working with AI: AI-Augmented Performance Reviews
- Working with AI Pathway
- Information Security: Phishing Awareness Training Course
- Information Security: Employee Awareness Training Course
- Preventing Accidental Data Breaches Training Course (AUS Version)
Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
By completing this course, learners will be able to:
- Explain why AI has made deepfakes and cloned voices more convincing and more common
- Recognise what AI-enabled deception looks like in an ordinary workplace context
- Identify which warning signs for AI-generated fakes still hold up and which have gone stale
- Apply a three-part verification habit — second channel, source tracing, and pausing on urgency — to a suspicious request
- Respond to a suspected deepfake or AI-amplified misinformation attempt without relying on spotting a glitch
Organisational Benefits
- Reduce exposure to AI-enabled fraud, deepfakes, and impersonation attempts
- Build a verification habit across the workforce that doesn’t rely on spotting technical tells
- Protect the organisation against warning signs that go stale as the technology improves
- Extend existing security awareness training to cover AI-specific deception
- Demonstrate a considered, organisation-wide approach to AI-era security risk
Accessibility
| Platforms | Desktop, laptop, tablet or mobile (widescreen) |
| Browsers | Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari are supported (typically versions from 2019 onwards). IE11 is not supported |
| Hosting | Enrol in Tribal Habits portal |
| Accessible | Yes, meets WCAG 2.2 guidelines at a Level AA standard – More info on WCAG 2.2 here |