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#ailiteracy — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ailiteracy, aggregated by home.social.

  1. Meta's new Anthropic compute deal hints at a bigger strategy: rather than just bet on AI, hyperscalers are building data centers that will continue to pay off even if the AI bubble doesn't. My latest Substack jonippolito.substack.com/p/wha

    #DataCenter #AIliteracy #Anthropic #SocialMedia #Meta

  2. Meta's new Anthropic compute deal hints at a bigger strategy: rather than just bet on AI, hyperscalers are building data centers that will continue to pay off even if the AI bubble doesn't. My latest Substack jonippolito.substack.com/p/wha

    #DataCenter #AIliteracy #Anthropic #SocialMedia #Meta

  3. Meta's new Anthropic compute deal hints at a bigger strategy: rather than just bet on AI, hyperscalers are building data centers that will continue to pay off even if the AI bubble doesn't. My latest Substack jonippolito.substack.com/p/wha

    #DataCenter #AIliteracy #Anthropic #SocialMedia #Meta

  4. Meta's new Anthropic compute deal hints at a bigger strategy: rather than just bet on AI, hyperscalers are building data centers that will continue to pay off even if the AI bubble doesn't. My latest Substack jonippolito.substack.com/p/wha

    #DataCenter #AIliteracy #Anthropic #SocialMedia #Meta

  5. Meta's new Anthropic compute deal hints at a bigger strategy: rather than just bet on AI, hyperscalers are building data centers that will continue to pay off even if the AI bubble doesn't. My latest Substack jonippolito.substack.com/p/wha

    #DataCenter #AIliteracy #Anthropic #SocialMedia #Meta

  6. 📢 Today and tomorrow, 21-22 July 2026, our Director of Curriculum, Dr Toby Hodges, is participating virtually at the Library of Congress AI Literacy + Learning for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAMs) Summit. He will give a brief overview of current activities and suggestions for how summit participants can get involved in the AI Carpentry project. 🌟

    The gathering, in Washington, DC and virtually, brings together leaders and stakeholders working at the intersection of responsible AI and libraries, archives and museums. The goal is to work toward developing resources that support the responsible implementation of AI across knowledge institutions that prioritise trust, authenticity, and the public good--building on and connecting to existing efforts. 👏

    🗓️ Over the two days participants will:
    • Day 1 — Share work and outcomes from AI literacy and learning initiatives across the sector.
    • Day 2 — Engage in structured activities to develop shared resources and guides.

    After the event, the summit organisers will summarise the key outcomes and share the resources publicly.

    #Carpentries #ResponsibleAI #AILiteracy #LAMs #Libraries #Archives #Museums

  7. 📢 Today and tomorrow, 21-22 July 2026, our Director of Curriculum, Dr Toby Hodges, is participating virtually at the Library of Congress AI Literacy + Learning for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAMs) Summit. He will give a brief overview of current activities and suggestions for how summit participants can get involved in the AI Carpentry project. 🌟

    The gathering, in Washington, DC and virtually, brings together leaders and stakeholders working at the intersection of responsible AI and libraries, archives and museums. The goal is to work toward developing resources that support the responsible implementation of AI across knowledge institutions that prioritise trust, authenticity, and the public good--building on and connecting to existing efforts. 👏

    🗓️ Over the two days participants will:
    • Day 1 — Share work and outcomes from AI literacy and learning initiatives across the sector.
    • Day 2 — Engage in structured activities to develop shared resources and guides.

    After the event, the summit organisers will summarise the key outcomes and share the resources publicly.

    #Carpentries #ResponsibleAI #AILiteracy #LAMs #Libraries #Archives #Museums

  8. 📢 Today and tomorrow, 21-22 July 2026, our Director of Curriculum, Dr Toby Hodges, is participating virtually at the Library of Congress AI Literacy + Learning for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAMs) Summit. He will give a brief overview of current activities and suggestions for how summit participants can get involved in the AI Carpentry project. 🌟

    The gathering, in Washington, DC and virtually, brings together leaders and stakeholders working at the intersection of responsible AI and libraries, archives and museums. The goal is to work toward developing resources that support the responsible implementation of AI across knowledge institutions that prioritise trust, authenticity, and the public good--building on and connecting to existing efforts. 👏

    🗓️ Over the two days participants will:
    • Day 1 — Share work and outcomes from AI literacy and learning initiatives across the sector.
    • Day 2 — Engage in structured activities to develop shared resources and guides.

    After the event, the summit organisers will summarise the key outcomes and share the resources publicly.

    #Carpentries #ResponsibleAI #AILiteracy #LAMs #Libraries #Archives #Museums

  9. 📢 Today and tomorrow, 21-22 July 2026, our Director of Curriculum, Dr Toby Hodges, is participating virtually at the Library of Congress AI Literacy + Learning for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAMs) Summit. He will give a brief overview of current activities and suggestions for how summit participants can get involved in the AI Carpentry project. 🌟

    The gathering, in Washington, DC and virtually, brings together leaders and stakeholders working at the intersection of responsible AI and libraries, archives and museums. The goal is to work toward developing resources that support the responsible implementation of AI across knowledge institutions that prioritise trust, authenticity, and the public good--building on and connecting to existing efforts. 👏

    🗓️ Over the two days participants will:
    • Day 1 — Share work and outcomes from AI literacy and learning initiatives across the sector.
    • Day 2 — Engage in structured activities to develop shared resources and guides.

    After the event, the summit organisers will summarise the key outcomes and share the resources publicly.

  10. 📢 Today and tomorrow, 21-22 July 2026, our Director of Curriculum, Dr Toby Hodges, is participating virtually at the Library of Congress AI Literacy + Learning for Libraries, Archives, and Museums (LAMs) Summit. He will give a brief overview of current activities and suggestions for how summit participants can get involved in the AI Carpentry project. 🌟

    The gathering, in Washington, DC and virtually, brings together leaders and stakeholders working at the intersection of responsible AI and libraries, archives and museums. The goal is to work toward developing resources that support the responsible implementation of AI across knowledge institutions that prioritise trust, authenticity, and the public good--building on and connecting to existing efforts. 👏

    🗓️ Over the two days participants will:
    • Day 1 — Share work and outcomes from AI literacy and learning initiatives across the sector.
    • Day 2 — Engage in structured activities to develop shared resources and guides.

    After the event, the summit organisers will summarise the key outcomes and share the resources publicly.

    #Carpentries #ResponsibleAI #AILiteracy #LAMs #Libraries #Archives #Museums

  11. and is moderated among tasks not assumed to require distinctly human attributes. These findings suggest that companies may benefit from shifting their marketing efforts & product development toward consumers with lower #AIliteracy.
    In addition, efforts to demystify AI may inadvertently reduce its appeal
    'Lower Artificial Intelligence Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity"

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  12. and is moderated among tasks not assumed to require distinctly human attributes. These findings suggest that companies may benefit from shifting their marketing efforts & product development toward consumers with lower #AIliteracy.
    In addition, efforts to demystify AI may inadvertently reduce its appeal
    'Lower Artificial Intelligence Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity"

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  13. and is moderated among tasks not assumed to require distinctly human attributes. These findings suggest that companies may benefit from shifting their marketing efforts & product development toward consumers with lower #AIliteracy.
    In addition, efforts to demystify AI may inadvertently reduce its appeal
    'Lower Artificial Intelligence Literacy Predicts Greater AI Receptivity"

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1

  14. This lower literacy–greater receptivity link is not explained by differences in perceptions of AI's capability, ethicality, or feared impact on humanity. Instead, this link occurs because people with lower #AIliteracy are more likely to perceive AI as magical & experience feelings of awe in the face of AI's execution of tasks that seem to require uniquely human attributes. In line with this theorizing, the lower literacy–higher receptivity link is mediated by perceptions of AI as magical

  15. This lower literacy–greater receptivity link is not explained by differences in perceptions of AI's capability, ethicality, or feared impact on humanity. Instead, this link occurs because people with lower #AIliteracy are more likely to perceive AI as magical & experience feelings of awe in the face of AI's execution of tasks that seem to require uniquely human attributes. In line with this theorizing, the lower literacy–higher receptivity link is mediated by perceptions of AI as magical

  16. This lower literacy–greater receptivity link is not explained by differences in perceptions of AI's capability, ethicality, or feared impact on humanity. Instead, this link occurs because people with lower #AIliteracy are more likely to perceive AI as magical & experience feelings of awe in the face of AI's execution of tasks that seem to require uniquely human attributes. In line with this theorizing, the lower literacy–higher receptivity link is mediated by perceptions of AI as magical

  17. AI literacy is becoming essential in healthcare. Professionals need to understand what AI can do, its limitations, risks, and how to use it responsibly. It also supports digital autonomy: the ability to make informed choices about data, tools, platforms, and human oversight without becoming unnecessarily dependent on technology providers.
    #AILiteracy #DigitalAutonomy #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ResponsibleAI #AIinHealthcare #HealthProfessionsEducation

  18. AI literacy is becoming essential in healthcare. Professionals need to understand what AI can do, its limitations, risks, and how to use it responsibly. It also supports digital autonomy: the ability to make informed choices about data, tools, platforms, and human oversight without becoming unnecessarily dependent on technology providers.
    #AILiteracy #DigitalAutonomy #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ResponsibleAI #AIinHealthcare #HealthProfessionsEducation

  19. AI literacy is becoming essential in healthcare. Professionals need to understand what AI can do, its limitations, risks, and how to use it responsibly. It also supports digital autonomy: the ability to make informed choices about data, tools, platforms, and human oversight without becoming unnecessarily dependent on technology providers.
    #AILiteracy #DigitalAutonomy #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ResponsibleAI #AIinHealthcare #HealthProfessionsEducation

  20. AI literacy is becoming essential in healthcare. Professionals need to understand what AI can do, its limitations, risks, and how to use it responsibly. It also supports digital autonomy: the ability to make informed choices about data, tools, platforms, and human oversight without becoming unnecessarily dependent on technology providers.
    #AILiteracy #DigitalAutonomy #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ResponsibleAI #AIinHealthcare #HealthProfessionsEducation

  21. AI literacy is becoming essential in healthcare. Professionals need to understand what AI can do, its limitations, risks, and how to use it responsibly. It also supports digital autonomy: the ability to make informed choices about data, tools, platforms, and human oversight without becoming unnecessarily dependent on technology providers.
    #AILiteracy #DigitalAutonomy #Healthcare #DigitalHealth #ResponsibleAI #AIinHealthcare #HealthProfessionsEducation

  22. Librarians wondering how AI affects media literacy/acquisition policies/patrons' needs should consider joining UMaine's Digital Curation program, which tackles AI's impact on collecting institutions. I'm quoted in this related story from local NBC affiliate newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #Libraries #AIliteracy #Archives #Collections #GLAM

  23. Librarians wondering how AI affects media literacy/acquisition policies/patrons' needs should consider joining UMaine's Digital Curation program, which tackles AI's impact on collecting institutions. I'm quoted in this related story from local NBC affiliate newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #Libraries #AIliteracy #Archives #Collections #GLAM

  24. Librarians wondering how AI affects media literacy/acquisition policies/patrons' needs should consider joining UMaine's Digital Curation program, which tackles AI's impact on collecting institutions. I'm quoted in this related story from local NBC affiliate newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #Libraries #AIliteracy #Archives #Collections #GLAM

  25. Librarians wondering how AI affects media literacy/acquisition policies/patrons' needs should consider joining UMaine's Digital Curation program, which tackles AI's impact on collecting institutions. I'm quoted in this related story from local NBC affiliate newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #Libraries #AIliteracy #Archives #Collections #GLAM

  26. Librarians wondering how AI affects media literacy/acquisition policies/patrons' needs should consider joining UMaine's Digital Curation program, which tackles AI's impact on collecting institutions. I'm quoted in this related story from local NBC affiliate newscentermaine.com/article/ne

    #Libraries #AIliteracy #Archives #Collections #GLAM

  27. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative AI arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI at a surface level but demonstrate limited understanding of how it works & when and why it should or should not be used"
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  28. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative AI arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI at a surface level but demonstrate limited understanding of how it works & when and why it should or should not be used"
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  29. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative AI arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI at a surface level but demonstrate limited understanding of how it works & when and why it should or should not be used"
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  30. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative Artificial Intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI primarily at a surface level - knowing its names, tools, and applications but demonstrate limited procedural understanding of how it works and limited conditional knowledge about when and why it should or should not be used"
    Infographic summary:
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  31. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative Artificial Intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI primarily at a surface level - knowing its names, tools, and applications but demonstrate limited procedural understanding of how it works and limited conditional knowledge about when and why it should or should not be used"
    Infographic summary:
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  32. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative Artificial Intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI primarily at a surface level - knowing its names, tools, and applications but demonstrate limited procedural understanding of how it works and limited conditional knowledge about when and why it should or should not be used"
    Infographic summary:
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  33. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative Artificial Intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI primarily at a surface level - knowing its names, tools, and applications but demonstrate limited procedural understanding of how it works and limited conditional knowledge about when and why it should or should not be used"
    Infographic summary:
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  34. Uncovering Students’ Mental Models of Generative Artificial Intelligence arxiv.org/abs/2607.11692
    "Students largely understood GenAI primarily at a surface level - knowing its names, tools, and applications but demonstrate limited procedural understanding of how it works and limited conditional knowledge about when and why it should or should not be used"
    Infographic summary:
    #AIEd #EdTech #AILIteracy

  35. One of the biggest election stories no one's talking about: the US Democratic primaries are becoming a proxy war between rival AI factions, with candidates tuning their strategies accordingly. My latest Substack digs into how that happened.

    open.substack.com/pub/jonippol

    #AIethics #democracy #AIliteracy #DataCenters

  36. One of the biggest election stories no one's talking about: the US Democratic primaries are becoming a proxy war between rival AI factions, with candidates tuning their strategies accordingly. My latest Substack digs into how that happened.

    open.substack.com/pub/jonippol

    #AIethics #democracy #AIliteracy #DataCenters

  37. One of the biggest election stories no one's talking about: the US Democratic primaries are becoming a proxy war between rival AI factions, with candidates tuning their strategies accordingly. My latest Substack digs into how that happened.

    open.substack.com/pub/jonippol

    #AIethics #democracy #AIliteracy #DataCenters