Tools like ChatGPT and Gemini can write po etry\, answer questions\, and sometimes sound surprisingly human. But they can also make mistakes and present false information with confidence. So what are these systems\, really\, and how should we use them? In this free public lecture\, Dr. Nur Ahmed of the University of Arkansas explores how AI developed\, why it seems so smart\, where it falls short\, and how eve ryday people can use it more effectively. You&rsquo\;ll leave with a clear er understanding of what AI can and cannot do\, along with three practical guidelines for using it well. No technical background is needed\, and que stions are welcome.
\nThis event will be livestreamed. Watch it here &rarr\;
\nDr. Nur Ahmed is an Assistant Professor at the University of Arkansas's Sam M. Walton Colle ge of Business\, where he teaches entrepreneurship and innovation. His res earch examines how people\, organizations\, and communities can thrive in the AI era. He focuses on the human side of technology\, tracing how econo mic and political forces shape the direction of AI and how AI in turn resh apes the way we think\, learn\, work\, and connect with one another. His w ork has been featured in TIME\, The New York Times\, Science\, Nature\, th e Financial Times\, and The Atlantic\, among others.
\nIn his public talks\, Dr. Ahmed brings together academic insight\, practical guidance\, and an accessible style to help everyday people better understand AI and use it wisely.
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