Beth Lyons

It's by somebody else, maybe somebody affiliated with the Aris platform, a guy named Jeff Hsu.

But it was also very engaging and enthusiastic.

filled with infographics, really well produced.

So it kind of gave you some additional information and context about the basic principles of AI and how it works.

So I invite all of you to try that.

Anybody who wants to try it, just type ready to 20202.

Well, let me share my screen here quickly and just show you that there appears to be a bigger initiative around AI literacy in the U.S.

Department of Labor.

And I don't know that this text-based program is likely to be the one

is going to go on right there'll be other means of uh of doing this let me just show you what the u.s department of labor publishes this is the their ai literacy framework it's based on these five principles across the top understanding principles core concepts exploring ai uses

you know, relevant use cases, direct AI effectively, how to provide context to an AI and how to create clear prompts, and then how to evaluate what's coming to you.

Importantly, to understand how to, you know, determine whether something is right or wrong.

So accuracy and relevance.

And also importantly, the idea that you have to iterate.

So when you're dealing with an AI, the first response is not necessarily going to be complete for your query, or it may have missed the mark in some way.

So you have to kind of get engaged in a dialogue with AI.

And then finally, some notes on ethics and security around AI.

So they have all these effective delivery principles.

So it was done, I'm sure, by some very competent educational and training experts.

people out there.