Learning catalogue

This event recording examines how artificial intelligence and predictive modelling can be used to inform how governments respond to complex and rapidly evolving international situations.

This event recording revisits crucial lessons learned about artificial intelligence as it relates to citizen consent, bias, economic impacts and regulatory frameworks, and offers predictions about what impact AI is likely to have on the future of government.

This event recording features a conversation between Peter Loewen and Wendy H. Wong on major obstacles to the use of artificial intelligence by governments worldwide.

This event recording captures a presentation and moderated panel discussion that draw from actual case studies to identify lessons learned about the use of artificial intelligence systems in government.

This event recording features a discussion on the economic transformations likely to occur as the use of artificial intelligence continues to grow and the role economic policy will play in mitigating the potential harm of AI while leveraging its benefits.

This event recording explores how government entities can use artificial intelligence to make decisions that are fair, transparent and accountable, while fostering the creation of technologies that help regulate its use.

This event recording maps the notable steps taken around the world in regulating the use of artificial intelligence, from the European Union's introduction of the world's first comprehensive proposed legislation on AI, to efforts made by global standard-setting bodies to develop guidance on its responsible use.

This event recording captures a discussion on the risks and opportunities related to artificial intelligence and its potential to transform government.

The Aspiring Directors Program (ADP) is a guided development activity for identified candidates to reflect on the competencies that are critical to the success of executives in the federal public service. Participants will explore the importance of self-awareness and personal reflection in becoming a better leader, and examine the leadership and self‑management skills needed to build teams and become an effective agent of change.

This online self-paced course looks at how to properly identify your target audience and adapt the tone of your message to suit the reader and the business purpose. Participants will explore a number of topics, including how to write effectively for the three most common purposes in business writing: to inform, to respond and to persuade.

This online self-paced course provides an overview of transfer payment program authorities, the parties involved in the approval process, and the key steps to complete before launching a new program.

The Authority Delegation Training Program (ADT) provides the essential information needed for managers and executives to successfully obtain and execute their delegated authorities in the areas of human resources, finance and procurement. Participants will learn about the core legislation, regulations, policies and guidelines that govern their roles and responsibilities within the federal public service.