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Thoughts from James who recently held a Gen AI literacy workshop for older teenagers.

On risks:

One idea I had was to ask a generative model a question and fact check points in front of students, allowing them to see fact checking as part of the process. Upfront, it must be clear that while AI-generated text may be convincing, it may not be accurate.

On usage:

Generative text should not be positioned as, or used as, a tool to entirely replace tasks; that could disempower. Rather, it should be taught to be used as a creativity aid. Such a class should involve an exercise of making something.

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[–] liv@beehaw.org 0 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

I think the people who really need a crash course in AI literacy are the people my age and older.

I've already heard at least one horror story about someone's boss trying to include a ChatGPT-sourced, error riddled submission paper in a sensitive bid.

[–] exi@feddit.de 0 points 1 year ago

How old are you?