As AI becomes a part of our academic\, per sonal\, and professional lives\, many of us are quietly navigating our rela tionship to it — deciding how to use it responsibly\, when to lean in\, whe n to hold back\, and how to stay aligned with our values along the way. Whe ther we’re using AI for personal\, academic\, or professional tasks\, the f eelings we have about using it come from many places – our peers\, our affi liated institutions\, our professional colleagues\, as well as our own sens e of humanity.
According to research produced by the Center for Digital Thriving (CDT)\, acknowledging the underpinnings of these feelings – often characterized by secrecy and shame – can help us navigate to a more clear-sighted engagemen t with the technology. In this session\, led by fellow Dan Be Kim from the CDT \, you’ll work through an exercise both individually and collectively desig ned to help make our inner experiences with AI more visible and explicit.
Focusing not only on what AI does for us\, but also on what A I does to us — shaping our habits and decision-making — you’ll lea ve with an approach to AI informed by a greater awareness and intention in your personal and professional lives.
Registration Required. Lunch will be provided.
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