AI Literacy for Everyone

Demystifying Artificial Intelligence for All: Understand, Interact, Empower.

MODE
Mode(Online) TYPE
Mentor Based LEVEL
Moderate

Skills you will gain:

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming every sector—from healthcare and education to finance and entertainment. Yet, many remain unaware or unsure of how AI works, its implications, and how it affects their daily lives. “AI Literacy for Everyone” is a foundational course designed for beginners and non-technical audiences to build core understanding, foster responsible usage, and stimulate informed participation in the AI-driven world.

Aim:

To make Artificial Intelligence (AI) accessible and comprehensible for everyone—regardless of age, profession, or background—by equipping them with the essential knowledge and skills to understand, engage with, and critically evaluate AI technologies in everyday life.

Program Objectives:

To introduce AI concepts in simple, relatable terms
To debunk myths and fears around AI
To promote responsible and ethical awareness of AI tools
To build a bridge between technology and society through knowledge

What you will learn?

Week 1: Understanding AI in Everyday Life

Module 1: What is AI, Really?

Chapter 1.1: Defining Artificial Intelligence
Chapter 1.2: Myths vs. Reality in AI
Chapter 1.3: Types of AI: Narrow, General, and Superintelligence

Module 2: How AI Affects You Daily

Chapter 2.1: AI in Phones, Homes, and Cars
Chapter 2.2: Recommendation Systems and Smart Assistants
Chapter 2.3: Invisible AI – Where It’s Working Behind the Scenes

Week 2: Exploring How AI Works

Module 3: The Basics of AI Technology

Chapter 3.1: What is Machine Learning?
Chapter 3.2: Data, Algorithms, and Patterns
Chapter 3.3: Language, Vision, and Decision-Making Models

Module 4: Tools, Trends, and Limits

Chapter 4.1: Generative AI (ChatGPT, DALL·E, etc.)
Chapter 4.2: Common AI Tools You Can Try
Chapter 4.3: What AI Can and Can’t Do (Yet)

Week 3: Thinking Critically About AI

Module 5: Ethics, Bias, and Responsibility

Chapter 5.1: Understanding Bias in AI
Chapter 5.2: Data Privacy and Surveillance Risks
Chapter 5.3: Who’s Responsible When AI Makes Mistakes?

Module 6: Your Role in an AI World

Chapter 6.1: Being AI-Literate as a Consumer or Worker
Chapter 6.2: How AI Affects Jobs and Workplaces
Chapter 6.3: Future Readiness and Lifelong Learning with AI

Intended For :

No technical background required
Open to students (13+), educators, working professionals, homemakers, and senior citizens
Ideal for anyone curious about how AI impacts the world around them