What even is this "AI Literacy framework"? When I see such overengineering I look at what the author has done. In this case, I find the author runs a consultancy on engineering "Habitats for Humans and AI" (https://www.russmiles.com/), listing a bunch of books he did not write (the author names are conveniently cropped out). This doesn't even belong on LinkedIn.
I'm not the author -- but I am currently fortunate to be sitting in a workshop he is teaching on the topic and figured HN might like (especially since he gives a lot of his content out for free/OSS).
As someone who does loads of AI-driven dev and governance, I'm finding there are a lot of great nuggets here. Between him (chaos engineering) and Kent Beck (extreme programming) I'n a kid in the candy store and wanted to share.
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What even is this "AI Literacy framework"? When I see such overengineering I look at what the author has done. In this case, I find the author runs a consultancy on engineering "Habitats for Humans and AI" (https://www.russmiles.com/), listing a bunch of books he did not write (the author names are conveniently cropped out). This doesn't even belong on LinkedIn.
I'm not the author -- but I am currently fortunate to be sitting in a workshop he is teaching on the topic and figured HN might like (especially since he gives a lot of his content out for free/OSS).
As someone who does loads of AI-driven dev and governance, I'm finding there are a lot of great nuggets here. Between him (chaos engineering) and Kent Beck (extreme programming) I'n a kid in the candy store and wanted to share.