Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to labs or specialized industries. It now shapes classrooms, workplaces, and everyday interactions. Just as digital literacy became essential in the internet age, AI literacy is quickly becoming a core skill for students, professionals, and communities.

What AI Literacy Really Means

AI literacy goes beyond knowing how to use a chatbot or app. It means understanding what artificial intelligence can do, where its limits lie, and how to apply it responsibly. Being AI literate doesn’t require coding skills. It requires the ability to question outcomes, recognize risks, and use AI effectively without overdependence.

Generational Perspectives on AI

Public attitudes toward AI differ widely. A recent study published by Hanwha reveals generational

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