Artificial Intelligence (AI) is quickly becoming part of the technology we use every day, from search engines and smartphones to workplace software. Many people find AI helpful for saving time, brainstorming ideas, simplifying routine tasks, and making information easier to access. Others have questions and concerns about privacy, accuracy, copyright, environmental impact, and how AI may affect the way we learn, think, and connect.
Join NCW Libraries at three locations in October to learn more about AI and how to properly navigate it. These free workshops are designed to help you make informed choices, whatever those choices turn out to be. The sessions will offer an introduction to what AI is, where it’s already showing up in daily life, how it can be useful, and what to consider before using it. Whether you’re curious, cautious, or somewhere in between, you’ll leave with more information and resources to decide how, or whether, AI fits into your life.
“Avoiding AI: Breaking Up With Big Tech” will be offered at the following libraries (registration is required):
- Wenatchee Public Library, October 8, 5:30-6:30 pm | Register
- Winthrop Public Library, October 17, 1-3 pm | Register
- Leavenworth Public Library, Oct. 22, 10-11 am | Register
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