Listen and learn: Snapshot 
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Virtual SessionSnapshots are a pairing of two 20 minute presentations followed by a 5 minute Q & A.
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Participants will leave more knowledgeable about the perils and pitfalls of AI. Participants will leave with resources to share with others. Participants will leave with discussion questions to bring to meetings. Participants will learn to host critical conversations about AIs shortcomings
Our collective objective is to make sure we, as digital citizens, can identify and mitigate problems presented by this new technology rather than blindly adopting it because it can help us with our “work.”
5 minutes (Activity) Show bias in AI models with Stable Diffusion Bias generator
15 minutes (Lesson) We will discuss some of the major problems with AI models (copyright & consent, bias & bigotry, misinformation & disinformation, surveillance & privacy, the environment, and the future of work)
15 minutes (Activity) Participants will explore one of our modules for critical conversations about AI (including resources and discussion questions)
5 minutes (Share out)
10 minutes (Apply) Case study on how we added this to our schools. Explanation of ways to apply this to other school structures. We will have suggestions in the form of a handout.
10 minutes (Activity and Q&A) Think-Pair-Share and Q&A
Meredith Broussard - More than a Glitch
Timnit Gebru & Emily Bender - On the Dangers of Stochastic Parrots
Ruha Benjamin - The New Jim Code
Katie Crawford - ATLAS of AI
Brian Christensen - The Alignment Problem
Markup - The Secret Water Footprint of AI Technology
New York Times - Disinformation Researchers Raise Alarms About A.I. Chatbots
New York Times - OpenAI Worries About What Its Chatbot Will Say About People’s Faces
The Atlantic - “Revealed: The Authors Whose Pirated Books Are Powering Generative AI
Stanford - Rooting Out Anti-Muslim Bias in Popular Language Model GPT-3
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