AI Literacy for All with Prof. Cynthia Breazeal (S3E7)
[MUSIC PLAYING] CHILD: Alexa, turn off the lights. AMAZON ALEXA: OK. CHILD: [GIGGLING] Alexa, turn on the lights. AMAZON ALEXA: OK. SARAH HANSEN: Today on Chalk Radio, robots and humans become collaborative partners. CYNTHIA BREAZEAL: It's not about, let's build machines that look like people and act like people. It's, let's build machines that dovetail with us in a way that we can bring forth all of ourselves to help us achieve the goals that are really important to us. SARAH HANSEN: I'm your host, Sarah Hansen. This week, we're talking with a researcher and educator who's working to bridge the gap between human well-being and artificial intelligence. From kindergarten to college classrooms, she's preparing the next generation of informed technology users and empathetic designers. CYNTHIA BREAZEAL: I'm Cynthia Breazeal. I am a professor at MIT at the Media Lab. I am also director of a new MIT-wide initiative called Responsible AI for S...