Information Technology and Libraries · 2021 · 93 citations · 40 references
EducationComputer ScienceLiteracy EducationAlgorithmsArtificial IntelligenceArtificial Intelligence In EducationArtificial Intelligence AdoptionDigital LiteracyEthics Of Automated Decision-makingInformation LiteracyAi LiteracyAlgorithmic AwarenessAlgorithmic Decision-making In EducationArtificial Intelligence EducationArtificial Intelligence LiteracyLibrary InstructionPedagogical ModelsResponsible Ai
Artificial intelligence (AI) is powerful, complex, ubiquitous, often opaque, sometimes invisible, and increasingly consequential in our everyday lives. Navigating the effects of AI as well as utilizing it in a responsible way requires a level of awareness, understanding, and skill that is not provided by current digital literacy or information literacy regimes. Algorithmic literacy addresses these gaps. In arguing for a role for libraries in algorithmic literacy, the authors provide a working definition, a pressing need, a pedagogical strategy, and two specific contributions that are unique to libraries.
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