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Everyday Heroes: Beaverton teen teaches peers to use artificial intelligence responsibly

Portland, ORLocal News

A Beaverton teenager is taking the initiative to educate her peers about the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI), a crucial topic in today's tech-driven society. She has organized workshops aimed at raising awareness about the ethical implications of AI technology, encouraging her classmates to think critically about its applications. The teen believes that understanding AI is essential for navigating the complexities of the digital world, especially as it becomes more integrated into daily life. Her workshops cover various aspects of AI, including its benefits and potential risks, fostering a sense of responsibility among young users. This grassroots effort aligns with a growing recognition of the need for digital literacy in schools.

By empowering her peers with knowledge, she is not only enhancing their skills but also shaping a more conscientious future generation. As technology continues to evolve rapidly, her commitment to educating others serves as an inspiring model for youth activism in tech. Such initiatives are critical in ensuring that the next generation uses AI ethically and responsibly.

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