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Fall 2023 Vol. 21An AI-related art exhibition “AI with Weird Wonderland” aims to foster youth’s critical thinking competency about AI through an informal learning experience, with collaborations from AI developers, designers, and artists.
With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, today's youth are increasingly exposed to AI from an early age, encountering various AI-embedded devices and services. While AI offers entertainment and educational opportunities, it can also pose potential negative impacts and ethical dilemmas.
As a result, it is critical for the youth to develop AI literacy competencies that allow them to evaluate AI technology and use it effectively as a tool. Among various AI literacy competencies, critical thinking competency is crucial. This competency allows youth to critically assess AI, enabling effective communication and collaboration with AI-based systems.
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