AI Fluency: Framework & Foundations Course Trailer
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Summary
This course focuses on human interaction and collaboration with AI systems, rather than the technology itself. It aims to develop AI fluency, enabling effective, efficient, ethical, and safe engagement with AI as a creative partner for problem-solving.
Key points- The course emphasizes human interaction and collaboration with AI systems.
- AI fluency is defined as the ability to engage with AI effectively, efficiently, ethically, and safely.
- AI should be viewed as a trusted partner for creative and innovative problem-solving, not just a tool.
- The goal is to develop an intuitive understanding of generative AI's capabilities and how to best work with it.
- The course encourages a fundamental shift in how we approach AI.
Chapters
Notable quotes (3)
“Instead, it's mostly about you and I, us humans, and how we interact and collaborate with AI systems.”
“AI systems in ways that are effective efficient, ethical, and safe.”
“but instead as a trusted partner for doing creative and innovative problem solving work.”
0:00Let's begin our exploration of the AI fluency [Music] framework. I'm Joe Feller. My name is Drew. I'm Maggie Vo. My name is Rick [Music] Dacon. The focus of this course is not really about AI as a technology. Instead, it's mostly about you and I, us humans, and how we interact and collaborate with AI systems. We explore AI fluency, our ability to engage with AI systems in ways that are effective efficient, ethical, and safe. It's about imagining possibilities that don't treat AI as some sort of next level spellch checker, but instead as a trusted partner for doing creative and innovative problem solving work. This will help you develop an intuitive feel
0:48for what generative AI can do and how best to work with it. We're all learning together how to navigate this rapidly evolving landscape. This course is about fundamentally shifting how we approach AI.
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