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The Future is Now: Empowering Society Through AI Literacy
No full textArtificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it is the reality of the present. From the algorithms shaping our social media feeds to the generative tools transforming our workplaces, AI has permeated every aspect of modern life. The Future is Now moves beyond the hype to provide a comprehensive roadmap for understanding, navigating, and shaping this technological revolution.
Demystifying the Machine
This textbook serves as a user-friendly guide to the “black box” of AI. It breaks down complex technical concepts—from machine learning and neural networks to large language models—making them accessible to students across all disciplines. By establishing a strong foundation in how AI actually works, the book empowers readers to move from passive consumers of technology to informed, active participants in the AI age.
A Human-Centric Approach
What distinguishes this text is its unwavering focus on the human element of AI. It argues that true AI literacy requires more than just technical skills; it demands critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and societal awareness. Readers are challenged to grapple with the profound implications of AI, exploring issues of bias, privacy, and the “alignment problem” to ensure that as machines become more intelligent, they remain aligned with human values and well-being.
Key Features: Holistic Framework: Defines AI Literacy through five interconnected dimensions: Conceptual Understanding, Practical Skills, Ethical Awareness, Collaboration, and Lifelong Learning. Critical Engagement: Dedicates specific chapters to critical thinking and ethics, teaching students to question AI outputs, recognize hallucinations, and navigate the “p(doom)” versus “utopia” narratives. Practical Integration: Explores AI’s role in both personal and public life, from the impact on mental health and relationships to the transformation of the workforce and economy. Forward-Looking: Prepares students for the future of human-machine collaboration, covering emerging trends like brain-computer interfaces and the potential of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).https://knightscholar.geneseo.edu/oer-ost/1038/thumbnail.jp
Geneseo Authors Celebration 2025
No full textMilne Library began a tradition of celebrating faculty authorship in 2009 with a series of workshops and a celebration in collaboration with the Teaching and Learning Center. Over the years it has evolved to more accurately reflect on the variety of academic and creative work done here at Geneseo. The annual Geneseo Authors Celebration is an opportunity for the Library and the campus to celebrate the faculty and truly acknowledge the time and effort that faculty have invested into creating exceptional works that contribute to the scholarly discussions taking place in their disciplines.
Books authored or edited by Geneseo faculty and alumni are archived in the College Archives and also available to borrow from the Geneseo Authors Hall collection which is located on the second floor of Milne Library, near the Service Desk. Books are further displayed in the Geneseo Authors Hall digital collection which can be browsed online.
Articles, curriculum, and other digital materials are archived in the College institutional repository, KnightScholar. Past programs from the Geneseo Authors Celebration are also available in KnightScholar
