Equipping Students to Tackle the Sociotechnical Challenges of AI-Powered Pervasive Computing

How can we prepare future leaders to understand and navigate the sociotechnical dimensions of AI-powered pervasive computing? As AI-powered pervasive computing becomes embedded in our daily lives, there is an urgent need for a new kind of digital literacy—equipping students not only with technical awareness but also with a deep understanding of AI's societal and ethical implications.

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IEEE Pervasive Computing
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/mprv.2024.3511294
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Engineering Education and Technology
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Equipping Students to Tackle the Sociotechnical Challenges of AI-Powered Pervasive Computing

Orit Shaer, Johanna Okerlund
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Engineering Education and Technology
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Equipping Students to Tackle the Sociotechnical Challenges of AI-Powered Pervasive Computing

Orit Shaer, Johanna Okerlund
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Abstract

How can we prepare future leaders to understand and navigate the sociotechnical dimensions of AI-powered pervasive computing? As AI-powered pervasive computing becomes embedded in our daily lives, there is an urgent need for a new kind of digital literacy—equipping students not only with technical awareness but also with a deep understanding of AI's societal and ethical implications.

IEEE Pervasive ComputingVol. 24(2)
Wellesley College (US)
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Engineering Education and Technology
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