Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming society, and its rapid advancement presents both significant opportunities and challenges for older adults who, although likely to benefit from advances in AI, may also feel intimidated and marginalised by these technological changes. Age-Friendly AI: Ireland’s National Artificial Intelligence Literacy Initiative will engage an estimated 60,000 older adults in meaningful dialogue, addressing their concerns and perspectives on AI adoption and equipping them with the knowledge to engage confidently with AI-driven technology. In this paper we present our initiative that, through interactive workshops and co-creation sessions, aims to capture insights from older people across Ireland to co-create, co-evaluate and deliver accessible and inclusive AI literacy training materials and to provide policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders with first-hand perspectives from the lived experiences of older adults to drive more inclusive AI policy and technological development.

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Age-Friendly AI: Ireland’s National Artificial Intelligence Literacy Initiative

  • Paula Kelly,
  • Damon Berry,
  • Dympna O’Sullivan,
  • Emma Murphy,
  • Peterson Jean,
  • Fatima Badmos,
  • Laura Grehan,
  • Emma Clarke

摘要

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming society, and its rapid advancement presents both significant opportunities and challenges for older adults who, although likely to benefit from advances in AI, may also feel intimidated and marginalised by these technological changes. Age-Friendly AI: Ireland’s National Artificial Intelligence Literacy Initiative will engage an estimated 60,000 older adults in meaningful dialogue, addressing their concerns and perspectives on AI adoption and equipping them with the knowledge to engage confidently with AI-driven technology. In this paper we present our initiative that, through interactive workshops and co-creation sessions, aims to capture insights from older people across Ireland to co-create, co-evaluate and deliver accessible and inclusive AI literacy training materials and to provide policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders with first-hand perspectives from the lived experiences of older adults to drive more inclusive AI policy and technological development.