Certification
Certification in Applying AGI Strategies to Transform Work and Drive Innovation
Get certified in Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of Work, demonstrating expertise in assessing AGI’s impact, anticipating workforce trends, and applying strategic insights to guide organizations in adapting to AI-driven change.

The exam
Take the certification exam
Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 7 chapters of the course
14 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Defining AGI3:17
- 02AI competition2:17
- 03Safety and regulation2:49
- 04Technical risk and security1:42
- 05Impact on work and education3:13
- 06Radical abundance4:02
- 07Capitalism and the future2:51
The "Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of Work with Demis Hassabis (Video Course)" certification provides an in-depth exploration of how AGI could reshape professional and societal landscapes. Participants will gain practical strategies for increased productivity, adaptability, and future-proofing their careers amid rapid technological change. Enroll today to secure a competitive edge and confidently navigate the evolving world of work.
This certification covers the following topics:
- Understanding AGI: What It Is and Why It Matters
- The Timeline: How Close Are We to AGI?
- Current Limitations of AI: Why We’re Not There Yet
- Incremental vs. Sudden AGI: How Will the Transition Happen?
- Radical Abundance: AGI as a Solution to Humanity’s Deepest Problems
- Risks of AGI: Bad Actors and Technical Safety
- Regulation and International Cooperation: The Need for Global Solutions
- Geopolitical Competition: The Race for AGI and Its Dangers
- Impact on the Future of Work: Disruption and Opportunity
- Advice for Graduates and the Workforce: How to Prepare
- Capitalism, Economics, and the Path to Radical Abundance
- Public Concerns and Pushback: Navigating Fear and Uncertainty