Artificial intelligence is suddenly everywhere, from ChatGPT and image generators to online search, education, work, medicine, scams, and the news. But what actually is AI, and how worried or excited should we be?
This clear and accessible talk explains the basics of artificial intelligence for a general audience. It looks at what modern AI tools can do, where they often go wrong, why they sometimes produce convincing but inaccurate answers, and how ordinary people can use them more confidently and critically.
The talk requires no technical knowledge. It is suitable for U3A groups, Rotary and Probus clubs, WI groups, local societies, schools, adult learners, and online audiences. There will be time for questions and discussion.
Views: 32 | Enquiries: 0Dr Toby Lincoln is a historian, educator, and university lecturer who gives clear, engaging talks on history, China, artificial intelligence, education, and the changing world of knowledge. He specialises in making complex subjects accessible to general audiences, drawing connections between the past and the issues shaping our lives today.
His talks are suitable for U3A groups, Rotary and Probus clubs, historical and literary societies, schools, universities, professional groups, and online audiences. Each session is designed to be informative, lively, and discussion-friendly, with no prior knowledge required.
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