Generative AI is rapidly integrating into companies, but its use involves often underestimated risks:
Factual errors
Discriminatory biases
Breaches of confidentiality
Excessive dependence on the tool
Legal risks (GDPR, intellectual property)
Erroneous decisions impacting the company or employees
Without awareness, these risks can lead to operational, human, and legal consequences.
🔸 Training Benefits
This training program enables participants to:
Understand how and why AI can be wrong
Identify biases and ethical risks in generated responses
Adopt a responsible posture to protect the company and themselves
Verify, cross check, and secure daily AI usage
Recognize situations where AI should not be used
🔸 Key Strengths of the Training
Concrete examples of risks encountered in companies
Pedagogical approach focused on safety, responsibility, and error prevention
Immediate hands on practice to learn how to detect biases
Training delivered by an expert in AI and digital ethics
🔸 Objectives
1. Evolution Objectives
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
Identify risks related to AI usage
Detect biases in AI generated responses
Adopt an ethical and responsible approach
Protect data, the company, and their own responsibility
Apply best practices in their professional context
2. Learning Objectives
Participants will acquire:
Basics of how AI works and its limitations
Clear understanding of cognitive and algorithmic biases
Essential rules of security, confidentiality, and compliance
Methods to analyze, verify, and correct AI responses
Concrete examples of risks and best practices
🔸 Example of Practical Application
Context: An employee uses AI to write a client message, analyze a CV, or produce an internal report. The generated response contains biases, errors, or poorly managed confidential information
Objective: Understand associated risks, identify biases, correct the response, and adopt a responsible approach.
Work Completed:
Analysis of an AI generated response
Detection of biases (stereotypes, discrimination, factual errors)
Identification of risks (confidentiality, GDPR, reputation)
Reformulation of the prompt to reduce risks
Implementation of a human verification protocol
Skills Mobilized:
Critical analysis
Bias detection
Verification and cross checking
Reformulation
Application of ethical and legal best practices
Training plan
9:00 - 9:30
Welcome and Introduction
9:30 - 10:30
What is AI?
10:45 - 11:15
Understanding AI Risks
11:15 - 12:00
AI Biases
13:00 - 14:00
Ethics, Responsibility and Compliance
14:00 - 15:00
Case Study
15:15 - 16:15
Exercise
16:15 - 17:30
Workshop - Building an Internal Responsible AI Usage Charter
17:30 - 18:00
Conclusion and Roadmap
Target Audience
This training is intended for employees who use generative AI tools (ChatGPT, Copilot, internal AI assistants…) in their professional or personal activities and wish to understand the risks, biases, and responsibilities associated with professional use.
Educational Resources
Teaching materials: Use of PowerPoint presentations to illustrate key concepts and project phases
Theoretical presentations: Clear and concise explanation of the fundamentals of Financial Forecast Management
Interaction and participation: Interactive Q&A sessions to encourage participant engagement and address their questions
Instructional Methods
Active and inquiry-based method: Promote participant engagement through discussions and questioning
Participatory approach: Encourage reflection and peer-to-peer exchanges to strengthen collective understanding
Training Format
In-person or remote training allowing real-time interaction and personalized follow-up
Interactive format with regular exchanges to answer questions and stimulate critical thinking
Evaluation & Follow-up
Immediate evaluation at the end of the training (debrief on any gaps)
Implementation of tools to ensure proper follow-up (attendance sheet, training certificate)
Delayed evaluation (recommended after 3 or 6 months)