Publish at September 24 2025 Updated September 24 2025
The arrival of a new technology always raises legitimate questions: how can we ensure that everyone uses it properly? All the more so as AI appears in a burning, raw social, political and environmental context. Everyone wants AI literacy, but is it really possible?
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