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Govern the environmental footprint of AI. Energy, carbon and water with cost alongside.
Six short modules for the decisions leadership owns: where AI’s environmental impact and cost come from, how to judge the figures you are given, the five levers that reduce them, and the governance, culture and reporting that keep the work going.
2h 40m
6
30 question
80%
Credential
Green AI for Executives
How the course works
Pitched at the decisions leadership owns
No arithmetic is required. The course builds the judgement a leader applies: what a credible figure looks like, and what to ask when one arrives.
Short modules, applied immediately
About 25 minutes each, with an exercise and a worked solution you can run against your own organisation.
Ends with something usable
A one-page Green AI strategy, in either course mode or with your own estate.
What this course helps with
See what is currently invisible
AI’s energy, carbon and water impacts are created a fraction at a time, and the cost that accompanies them sits below the thresholds financial controls are built around. The first module makes both visible.
Judge the numbers you are handed
Five questions that separate a figure you can rely on from one you cannot, applied to any report from any supplier.
Act through the forums you already have
Governance defaults, procurement questions and a quarterly rhythm that fit existing reviews rather than adding new ones.
Who this is for
- Executives and senior leaders accountable for an organisation’s AI footprint and the spend that accompanies it
- CTOs, CIOs, sustainability leads, budget owners and their direct reports
- Board members preparing for AI disclosure and assurance questions
- Assumes leadership experience; no engineering background required
Related courses:
To produce the measurements rather than govern them, SCI for AI Practitioner covers that work; for the engineering decisions themselves, see the architect and practitioner courses.
What you will work with
The five questions
Boundary, accounting basis, method and source, unit of work, date — the test for any footprint figure.
The unified scorecard
One page per workload: energy, carbon and water per completed task, with cost alongside, and every figure carrying its basis.
The quarterly rhythm
How the review works in a quarter when the numbers have not moved, which is when programmes usually lapse.
What you will be able to do
The full course
Assessment & Credential
Time to complete
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The GSF Academy is currently in pilot. If your organization would like to enrol learners and issue GSF certifications to your teams, tell us a little about what you need and we'll follow up to discuss access, pricing, and enrolment.
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