Wednesday, November 12

When AI Goes Wrong - Kramden Fall of AI Workshop

We'll explore some of the times AI has been wrong. No experience necessary! Open to all ages.

By Kramden Institute

Date and time

Location

Online

About this event

Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Sometimes AI is wrong. When it's wrong, it's usually confidently wrong. We’ll cover common types of AI failures such as hallucinations and sycophancy; when AI models have been incorrect accidentally; when people use AI to purposely mislead or deceive; and how to investigate whether something you see online is real or fake.

Open to all ages

This is an online workshop. You'll get a Zoom link to join.

Kramden Institute is a non-profit based in Durham, NC. Our mission is to advance equitable access to devices, connectivity, & technology education.

Frequently asked questions

How do I join the workshop?

You'll receive an email with the Zoom link for the workshop. Click the link a few minutes before the workshop is scheduled to begin, and follow the prompts on your screen.

Do I have to know about AI to attend the workshop?

No. This workshop is intended for people who don't know about artificial intelligence and want to know more.

Do I have to turn my camera on?

No. We will use a webinar format, meaning only the instructor leading the workshop will be able to have their camera on. You can use the chat feature in Zoom to ask questions.

Do I have to have a computer?

No. You can attend this workshop using your phone, tablet, or computer using the Zoom app.

Organized by

Kramden Institute

Kramden Institute is a 501c3 non-profit based in Durham, NC, whose mission is to provide technology tools and training to bridge the digital divide.