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Free Data Governance Course: AI Data and Model Controls

Learn how data governance supports reliable AI and how its responsibilities differ from model governance. This short, free video course brings together IBM Technology explainers on ownership, responsible AI and practical governance examples. It is a conceptual introduction for people who work with business data or help review AI projects.

Shared lessons remain available in every relevant course. Lessons follow the source playlist order, with numbered series arranged in their original sequence where needed.

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Data Governance Explained in 5 Minutes

Before you start

Familiarity with spreadsheets or business data is useful.

About this course

Learn how data governance supports reliable AI and how its responsibilities differ from model governance. This short, free video course brings together IBM Technology explainers on ownership, responsible AI and practical governance examples. It is a conceptual introduction for people who work with business data or help review AI projects.

What you can learn

  • Data governance
  • Model governance
  • Data ownership
  • Responsible AI
  • Governance controls
  • AI oversight

Course at a glance

Provider IBM
Platform YouTube · IBM Technology
Access Free Video
Level Beginner — WikiFree audience assessment
Language English
Selected lessons 9
Video duration 1h 21m · allow extra time for reflection and practice
Details checked 9 October 2026

Inside the course

Start with the purpose of data governance, then examine why AI needs governance of its own. Compare controls around datasets with controls around models, and connect those distinctions to the examples in the final lesson.

Try this learning exercise

Choose a fictional customer-support assistant. Draw two columns for data controls and model controls, assign an owner to each, and describe how a reviewer would check that the controls are working.

How to follow the course

Choose a lesson from the list or search for a specific topic. Use Previous and Next to continue, and mark lessons complete as you go. Progress is saved in this browser without a WikiFree account.

Each course retains its relevant lessons, including videos also used in another course. Numbered series follow their original lesson or part order. Only reviewed advertisements, unrelated items and identical repeated playlist entries are excluded. Source recordings may have been made at different times.

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Free access, requirements and certificates

The selected public YouTube videos are free to watch. No paid subscription, payment card or examination is required for this video learning path. WikiFree independently organizes IBM Technology explainers and tutorials for self-paced study. This listing is not an official IBM qualification and does not include an IBM certificate, graded assignment or instructor feedback.

No programming or cloud account is needed. Familiarity with spreadsheets or business data is useful.

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