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Michela De Mattia's avatar

👏👏👏

Willi Schroll's avatar

Yes, these are kind of access and empowerment rights.

AI is much too powerful to let it „walk alone“. We might lose our sovereignty if we lack the basic AI literacy.

It is a pillar in the necessary „Enlightenment 4.0“ project, as AI literacy stops superstition & mystifcations about current LLM-based AI.

Dr. Ericka Pitman's avatar

I second this. It’s why I am in the L&D space for AI. I watched the internet change things, AI will as well. Access to WiFi and AI will become fundamental. We still don’t know exactly what that looks like but the thinking and skills necessary we do mostly know.

I watched Oprah’s podcast interview with the Amodei siblings. They described it as a train everyone is on and there’s no stopping it.

Steven's avatar

EstoniaAI Leap (TI-Hüpe) Program: As a digital-first pioneer, Estonia officially integrated artificial intelligence into its national education system. The program specifically prepares students in understanding and applying AI, alongside comprehensive summer training for teachers. Maybe not a "Fundamental Right", damn close.

Dr. Ericka Pitman's avatar

Interesting. Do all ages have access to an LLM?