According to a recent survey, 50% of parents lack a basic understanding of or interest in AI. 82% of those same parents understand the increasingly important role technology will play in their future and the future of their children, but are concerned about how to prepared their children to use new technologies.
Learn more about the topics and key findings from recent events we led and participated in around the world discussing AI education and how we support families and communities in the face of a rapidly changing world.
Hogan Lovells
Panelists from industry, academia, research and education identified steps organizations and industry leaders can take to address the widening gap between rapidly advancing technology and underserved communities, including:
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Moderated by Maryam Zaringhalam of The National Institutes of Health and The Story Collider.
Cummins
Panelists from industry, academia, research and education discussed the widening gap between rapidly advancing technology and underserved communities, including:
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Special AI education data presented by Iridescent CEO & Founder Tara Chklovski.
MacArthur K-8 University Academy
Participants discussed what makes computers and humans unique and whether artificial intelligence could replace teachers. Detroit families shared their questions and concerns during this lively debate.
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Moderated by Iridescent CEO & Founder Tara Chklovski.
NVIDIA Corporation
Panelists from industry, academia, research, and education discussed AI-powered algorithms, unintended effects of advances in AI on underrepresented groups, and using creative strategies from healthcare, esports, gaming, and applied psychology to educate and empower underrepresented groups to be lifelong learners and creators of technological solutions.
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Moderated by Kris Reyes, digital journalist, AJ+.
Learn more about our survey of parents and their perceptions of Artificial Intelligence including key findings and implications for family learning programs and beyond.