AI Literacy

AI literacy means knowing what AI can and can’t do, how it influences attention and belief, and how to use it ethically—without manipulation, dependency, or confusion.

  • Critical thinking: how to verify, cross-check, and avoid confident nonsense.

  • Boundaries & consent: how to relate to AI companions safely and sanely.

  • Practical workflows: how to use AI for writing, learning, planning, and creativity.

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This is AI education for real humans—not tech bros. The goal is sovereignty: clarity, safety, and power that serves your life.

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