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Economic AI Literacy

2021
This chapter introduces the concept of economic AI literacy as a source of competitive advantage in a world where artificial intelligence (AI) complements and transforms business models. The purpose of economic AI literacy is to allow for enhanced strategic decision making in firms that either offer and/or use AI.
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AI Art Literacy

As AI looms over the academic landscape, more and more librarians are stepping up to teach AI literacy. Most workshops and lessons are based on large language models (LLM) like ChatGPT, neglecting generative adversarial networks (GAN) and diffusion models, like Stable Diffusion, Midjourney and DALL-E.
Romanowski, Alois, Wood-Gagnon, Sarah
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Fostering AI Literacy

At the end of 2022, the rise of AI, specifically large models like ChatGPT, prompted a reevaluation of composition instruction and writing center practices. In an effort to address the policing of AI, two graduate students developed AI literacy initiatives for tutors and first-year composition (FYC) students. This was especially important at a Hispanic-
Joy F. Ok, Brittany R. Landon
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AI Literacy Resource Hackathon

This project includes a variety of open educational resources related to AI literacy.
Scheftner, Douglas, Scotti, Kristen, Slayton, Emma, Espinoza, José Alfredo González, Ferer, Elise, Jajwalya Ramesh Karajgikar, Brungard, Allison, Chasz Griego, Kozlek, Bradley, James, Elizabeth, Flierl, Michael, Duncan, Samantha, Barca, Maria, Werst, Jeffrey, Sera Thornton, Carpenter, Ruth, Young, Sarah, Janco, Andrew, Shixian Xie, Splenda, Ryan, Howe, Carol, Tatarian, Allie, Gainey, Melanie, Linsinbigler, Valerie, Young, Alyssa, Agate, Nicky, katherine senko, meggan press, Echeverry, Natalia, Longo, Christopher, Calado, Filipa, Haoyong Lan, Bongiovanni, Emily   +32 more
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AI-Enhanced Digital Literacy

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has forced the reassessment of how individuals are prepared for an AI-integrated future and what is needed to reshape education, work, and digital interaction. In this chapter authors studied and explored the need for a collaborative approach between educational institutions and industry to bridge ...
Vinay Kambhampati, Rahul K. Patel
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Foundations of AI Literacy

This chapter introduces the notion of AI literacy and covers its definition, importance, and various facets, such as its technological, ethical, sociological, and creative aspects. It offers a historical view on the development of AI, emphasizing crucial turning points.
Jatin C. Modh, Tejaskumar P. Bhatt, Darshita Kalyani, Aakanksha Jain   +3 more
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AI and Digital Literacy

This chapter explores the intersection of digital literacy, disinformation, and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education within the framework of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) – Quality Education. It critically analyzes how disinformation undermines access to accurate knowledge, threatening educational equity and broader SDG ...
Pedro Costa, Ana Filipa Joaquim
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Exploring researchers’ artificial intelligence (AI) literacy: The mediating role of digital literacy and data literacy between 21st century skills and AI literacy

Information Development
Many researchers have started using artificial intelligence (AI) tools in the different parts of their scientific research processes. A high level of AI literacy is required to utilize AI tools effectively. AI literacy also includes many cognitive and technical skills. These pre-requisite skills can impact researchers’ AI usage competencies.
Oznur Seker, Kyungbin Kwon, Omer Kocak
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Understanding and Responding to Health Literacy as a Social Determinant of Health

Annual Review of Public Health, 2021
Don Nutbeam, Jane E Lloyd
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AI Literacy for Researchers

Slides from the “AI Literacy for Researchers” workshop organised by the University of Galway Library for early career researchers.
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