AI Literacy Resources
This page features a curated list of select articles and other online resources for your consideration. Many of these discuss the more human side of modern AI and offer opinions and thoughts related to the ethical use of AI as well as other social, environmental and political considerations.
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On Working With Wizards - Ethan Mollick
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Discusses the concept of “co-intelligence” and thinking about when it’s genuinely worth it to use generative AI
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Beginner’s Guide to LLMS and Generative AI - Kristin Sestito
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Exactly as title suggests, also discusses real world uses, future prospects, and concerns
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I, Cyborg: Using Co-Intelligence - Ethan Mollick
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Discusses using AI as a partner in writing, but is hopeful it won’t replace writing
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Effective Prompts for AI: The Essentials - MIT
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Tips on writing effective prompts and utilize assistants to their fullest potential
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How make a chatbot a writing guide/partner that doesn’t lose personal voice or style
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Chasing the Mirage of “Ethical” AI - De Kai
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Overview of issues and blindspots when trying to create ethical AI tools
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Building an AI’s Moral Character - Justin Weinberg
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Dive into how Anthropic built Claude’s morals and how character and morals go into the creation of assistants
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Overview of the current state of AI in higher education and where it might be headed
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A Guide to Which AI to Use in the Agentic Era - Ethan Mollick
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Break down of models, apps, and harnesses
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US Department of Labor: AI Literacy Framework
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Five content areas of AI literacy as suggested by the DOL
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Resources for teachers, higher ed, students, etc
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Common Sense Media AI Literacy Courses
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Geared towards K-12 but good covers great topics like bias, plagiarism, and privacy in an accessible way
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Really great article that examines risks to personal, industrial, and marketplace users
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