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Little Monsters Guide to Learning AI
The Little Monsters series are books designed to set the foundation for kids to learn emerging technologies. These books are meant as a launching pad for kids and adults to start the conversation.
In this book - join the little monsters on a journey to explore the world of Artificial Intelligence. We explore concepts
1. Understanding Explaining that AI is a way for computers or machines to learn, think, and make decisions, kind of like how humans do, but it's still very different from human intelligence.
2. Different Types of Introducing them to the concept of different AI types, like voice assistants (like Siri or Alexa), recommendation systems (like YouTube or Netflix suggestions), and robots that can do various tasks.
3. AI is Helping them recognize AI in everyday life – in smartphones, video games, cars, and even in appliances like smart fridges.
4. AI and Showing them how AI can be used in creative ways, like making art, music, or helping to write stories, but also emphasize that human creativity is unique.
5. AI and Discussing how AI can help in learning and education, like personalized learning apps, but also the importance of learning from humans and real-world experiences.
6. Errors in Explain that sometimes AI can make mistakes or be biased because it learns from data that humans give it, and sometimes that data can have mistakes or be unfair.
7. The Future of Encourage them to think about how AI might change the world in the future and the role they could play in shaping a positive future with AI.
8. Asking Questions and Learning Encourage them to be curious, ask questions, and keep learning about AI. There's always something new to discover!
In this book - join the little monsters on a journey to explore the world of Artificial Intelligence. We explore concepts
1. Understanding Explaining that AI is a way for computers or machines to learn, think, and make decisions, kind of like how humans do, but it's still very different from human intelligence.
2. Different Types of Introducing them to the concept of different AI types, like voice assistants (like Siri or Alexa), recommendation systems (like YouTube or Netflix suggestions), and robots that can do various tasks.
3. AI is Helping them recognize AI in everyday life – in smartphones, video games, cars, and even in appliances like smart fridges.
4. AI and Showing them how AI can be used in creative ways, like making art, music, or helping to write stories, but also emphasize that human creativity is unique.
5. AI and Discussing how AI can help in learning and education, like personalized learning apps, but also the importance of learning from humans and real-world experiences.
6. Errors in Explain that sometimes AI can make mistakes or be biased because it learns from data that humans give it, and sometimes that data can have mistakes or be unfair.
7. The Future of Encourage them to think about how AI might change the world in the future and the role they could play in shaping a positive future with AI.
8. Asking Questions and Learning Encourage them to be curious, ask questions, and keep learning about AI. There's always something new to discover!
32 pages, Paperback
Published July 5, 2024
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Kate Marshall
28 books42 followersKate Marshall loves to help people tell stories about their life, love, beliefs, and experiences. She and her husband David create keepsake journals that make it easy to share your thoughts and stories with people you care about. Filled with evocative writing prompts, checklists, and more, the Marshalls' journals are known for getting pens moving. Popular as gifts, 950,000+ Marshall journals have sold.
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