Between ChatGPT and Reality

Description

ChatGPT, deepfakes, AI tools in everyday life: Artificial intelligence is already part of the world of our children. They use these technologies playfully and naturally, often before we adults even know what is behind them. How do we deal with the differences in usage? And what does AI actually mean for education, learning, and the future of our children?

This evening is not about technology, but about attitude and safety: How can artificial intelligence be integrated meaningfully, critically, and responsibly into family life?

• Should I encourage my child in dealing with AI – and if so, how?
• Fake news, deepfakes, and fraud: How do I recognize risks and talk about them?
• Critical thinking instead of blind faith in technology: How do I teach this to my child?
• Which skills and values will be important in an AI-shaped future?
• Morality and media ethics: How do I support my child in developing an attitude?
• Should I already pay attention to AI influences when choosing a career?

The focus is on the safe and reflective integration of AI into family life – with many practical examples, food for thought, and everyday tips. The experts from zischtig.ch convey complex topics in an easily understandable way, with humor and a lot of understanding for family life.

Course leader: Joachim Zahn, media educator, project manager & managing director at zischtig.ch.

This event is for parents of children/adolescents between 6 and 16 years old.

Organization: Frauenzentrale Zug in cooperation with the Office for Sports and Health Promotion, zischtig.ch, and the Zug Library.

This event is supported by the Canton of Zug and is part of the "Hey Zug" campaign.

Image: www.frauenzentralezug.ch

Highlights

• Discussion about responsible handling of AI in families
• Tips for promoting critical thinking in children
• Practical examples and impulses from experts

General Information

The event takes place at the Zug Library and is aimed at parents of children and adolescents. It is about the integration of artificial intelligence into family life, focusing on safety, attitude, and media literacy.

Location

St.-Oswalds-Gasse 21, 6300 Zug, Schweiz

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