Teaching AI Fluency to the Next Generation of Builders
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Teaching AI Fluency to the Next Generation of Builders

Fluency with AI tools is not the same as fluency in responsible use. In a recent session with high school students, all of whom used ChatGPT daily, few had explored settings like memory or data sharing, and none had used custom instructions. This gap is not limited to students. In this post, I share practical safety practices and a product thinking mindset that apply to anyone building or using AI. Responsible use is the foundation for responsible building.

My Month with LLMs: Augmenting My Thinking Without Losing It
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My Month with LLMs: Augmenting My Thinking Without Losing It

A little over a month ago, I set out to take a more focused approach to understanding Large Language Models (LLMs). I used them daily for everyday tasks—summarizing articles, refining emails, creating images—but I wanted to go deeper, with the new and powerful models that are now available. I wanted to answer a fundamental question:…

Driving Accountability for AI Applications
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Driving Accountability for AI Applications

When referring to Responsible AI, Ethical AI, or Trustworthy AI, I often remind myself that it is not the technology that needs to be responsible, ethical or trustworthy. The humans who are defining, designing, developing and deploying the AI technology are ultimately accountable for anticipating and addressing ethical risks from the use of the technology….