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Ai Fundamentals
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RAG and ToolsHow AI gets information it was not trained on, where retrieval fails, and what tool-calling changes for governance and accountability.
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MCPs and PluginsHow AI platforms connect to external systems, how MCP standardizes tool access, and what compliance teams must govern at every data boundary.
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Common ToolsUnderstanding Your AI Platform. This lesson maps the model, retrieval, and tool stack onto ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor, and Claude Cowork.
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Prompting & Context EngineeringHow to Talk to AI Models Deliberately. The five-layer prompt framework, zero-shot vs. few-shot prompting, chain-of-thought, and anti-patterns for compliance workflows.
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AI Agents & Automated WorkflowsFrom single model calls to multi-step automated processes: how agents work, where they fail, and what oversight compliance requires before you trust the output.
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Evaluating & Validating AI OutputClosing the gap between "the AI said it" and "I can rely on it." Detection techniques, validation prompts, and reliance standards for compliance output.
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Model Risk Management for AIBefore you can build a governance program, you need to answer a threshold question regulators will ask: is your use of AI a "model" under SR 11-7? That determination changes your entire oversight obligation.
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AI Risk: Domain-Specific ExposuresSR 11-7 compliance is necessary but not sufficient. These risks apply wherever AI touches your operations — in lending decisions, data handling, vendor relationships, cybersecurity posture, and consumer-facing communications.
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Lesson 10
Building AI GovernanceThis lesson presents a practical governance operating model for AI adoption in compliance teams.