What is AI capability?
The ability to make sound decisions with AI under real conditions: supervising it, validating its output, overriding it when needed, explaining the final decision, and feeding errors back. Distinct from AI literacy, which is knowing how AI works. Measured by observed decisions rather than course completions.
Why it matters
It includes supervising AI, validating its output, overriding it when needed, explaining the final decision, and feeding errors back.
It is distinct from AI literacy, which is knowing how AI works.
How it connects
- Decision simulation: Structured practice for consequential AI decisions.
- Decision rights (AI): The written rules for what an AI system may recommend, decide, and execute, and who owns the outcome.
- n.certified: The AIE certification pathway, L1 Practitioner through L4 Master AIE.
- How do you know whether employees can work effectively with AI?
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