As artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT become more integrated into our daily lives, it's essential to understand not just how they work—but how to use them responsibly. This class explores the ethical considerations of AI, including how bias can show up in outputs, where AI models get their information, and what responsibilities users have when interacting with these tools.
Participants will learn how to spot misleading or incomplete responses, protect sensitive data, and ensure AI is used fairly, ethically, and within acceptable boundaries. Whether you're a casual user or someone thinking about AI in a workplace or educational setting, this session provides the awareness and skills to use ChatGPT—and similar tools—wisely.
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