How to claim credits

What your certificate proves

• A unique CERT ID (format AIS101-XXX-XXXXXX) that verifies publicly at aisafety101.com/verify - name, module, date, and score.
• Completion evidence behind every score: decision-point history, lab accuracy, sprint results, and a proctored-by-design knowledge check.
• Seat time: 20-25 minutes per module, ~4.5 hours (4.5 contact hours) for the full 12-module course.
• Format: self-paced, interactive scenario training with scored decision points - not passive video.

Course objectives

• Judge what data can and cannot enter AI tools, and why.
• Verify AI outputs and AI-mediated requests before acting on them.
• Recognize the recurring failure modes: hallucination, bias, deepfakes, social engineering, unsafe agents, vendor risk.
• Document AI-assisted decisions to an evidence standard a reviewer accepts.
• Respond to an AI incident in the right order: contain, preserve, record, notify, remediate.

Module outline

#	Module	Focus	Seat time
01	The Leak	What must never enter a public chatbot	25 min
02	Safe Prompting	Prompt hygiene that holds up	25 min
03	The Hallucination	Confident wrong answers	25 min
04	The Bias	When the model discriminates	25 min
05	The Deepfake	The $25M video call	25 min
06	Shadow AI	The tools nobody approved	20 min
07	The Con	AI-powered social engineering	20 min
08	The Agent	When AI acts on your behalf	20 min
09	The Record	What must be written down	20 min
10	The Vendor	Third-party AI risk	20 min
11	The Disclosure	Telling clients the truth	20 min
12	The Incident	Capstone: the bad-day drill	20 min

How to self-report, by certifying body

SHRM (SHRM-CP / SHRM-SCP)

1. Log in to your SHRM certification portal.
2. Click Add PDCs and indicate you do not have an activity code.
3. Choose the Advance Your Education category and enter the activity details (title: AI Safety 101, provider: AI Safety 101, completion date, hours).
4. The activity must fall inside your three-year recertification cycle. One PDC per instructional hour is the usual conversion; SHRM makes the final call.

Source: shrm.org - How to Enter PDCs

HRCI (aPHR / PHR / SPHR / GPHR)

1. Pre-approved courses carry an Activity ID; AI Safety 101 is not pre-approved yet, so record it as a self-reported activity in your HRCI account.
2. HRCI's own test: can you connect the activity to a responsibility or knowledge statement in the Exam Content Outline for your certification, and does it add to the knowledge of the HR profession. Modules 04 (The Bias) and 12 (The Incident) map directly onto HR responsibilities.
3. Remember the one ethics credit required per three-year cycle (in force since January 2021).

Source: hrci.org - Recertify with pre-approved courses

ISC2 (CISSP, CC, and others)

1. Log in to your ISC2 member account and submit CPE activities in the CPE portal.
2. Group A covers activities directly related to your credential's domains; Group B covers general professional development. Security-focused modules (01, 05, 06, 07, 08) typically fit Group A for security credentials.
3. Keep your certificate (with CERT ID) as proof of completion in case of audit.

Source: ISC2 CPE Handbook

ISACA (CISA / CISM / CRISC / CDPSE)

1. Log in at www.isaca.org/myisaca.
2. Open Certifications & CPE Management, then Report and Manage CPE for your certification.
3. Click Add New CPE Record and fill in the details: title, sponsoring organization (AI Safety 101), start/end dates, the qualifying activity, and CPE hours.
4. Save & Close - repeat per certification you hold.

Source: isaca.org - How to Report CPE

IAPP (CIPP / CIPM / CIPT / AIGP)

1. IAPP accepts self-submitted CPE under its continuing privacy education policy.
2. Log in to your IAPP account and submit the activity with title, provider, date, and hours; CPE Central is the reference for how credits are categorized.
3. Modules 04 (bias), 09 (records), and 11 (disclosure) map directly to privacy domains; the full course is on-domain for AIGP.

Source: iapp.org - CPE Central

GIAC

1. GIAC certifications renew with CPEs; self-report training hours through your GIAC account.
2. Use this page (course outline + objectives) and your certificate as the supporting documentation.

Source: giac.org - CPE information

The honest fine print

Each certifying body makes the final decision on what it accepts, and requirements change. This page is documentation to make self-reporting easy - it is not a guarantee of credit. Formal provider applications are on our roadmap; when a body pre-approves AI Safety 101, this page will say so, by name. Nothing else on this site should be read as an accreditation claim.