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Teaching Kids to Think Critically About AI

Unlock the secrets of how philosophy, curiosity, and questioning can reshape our approach to artificial intelligence. In this thought-provoking episode, philosopher Peter Worley dives into the deep connection between philosophical inquiry and ethical AI, revealing how we can foster critical thinking and nuanced understanding in an age dominated by large language models like ChatGPT. Discover how the principles of Socratic questioning and ensemble thinking—much like a musical or philosophical symphony—can help us navigate the complexities of AI ethics, from bias and moral responsibility to the dangerous illusion of artificial ignorance. Worley shares groundbreaking frameworks like PHI (Philosophical Inquiry) that teach us how structured questioning can serve as a vital tool for both educators and AI developers. You'll learn why AI's capacity to reflect and model human beliefs is limited—and why cultivating human curiosity, especially in young minds, holds the key to responsible AI use. We explore the intricate "veil of artificial ignorance"—a phenomenon where AI and humans alike can deceive or misunderstand themselves—and how proactive questioning can pierce this veil. For anyone concerned about AI’s moral implications or eager to enhance critical thinking amidst rapid technological change, this episode offers essential insights. Perfect for educators, technologists, students, and curious minds eager to ask the right questions about AI’s future. Join us to discover how embracing philosophical habits—questioning assumptions, considering multiple perspectives, and understanding values—can empower us to develop more ethical, reflective, and human-centered AI systems.