Generative AI Unveiled: Real Stories from the Frontlines

Thursday, March 27th | 5pm – 6pm | Community Room | All Ages

Join Alex Ambrose as he unravels the complexities of artificial intelligence and large language models through his personal experiences and stories. This presentation explores the transformative power of AI in everyday life, challenging common stereotypes, and introducing more intuitive metaphors for understanding AI. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a professional seeking insights, or simply curious about the role of AI in our future, this talk will equip you with a nuanced perspective, underscored by real-world applications and vivid narratives. Explore the potential of AI as a partner in innovation and understand its impact through engaging stories and actionable insights.

No registration is required. You do not need a library card to attend this FREE event.

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Speaker Bio: 

Alex Ambrose stands at the forefront of artificial intelligence and human learning. As both a sheepdog guardian and shepherd guide, he works tirelessly to help educators, students, communities, and businesses harness AI’s potential while navigating its challenges. His mission is to empower individuals to use the smartest AI in the smartest way that augments critical thinking, fosters creativity, and serves as a catalyst for human flourishing.

At the University of Notre Dame, Alex leads the Kaneb Center’s initiatives on learning assessment, analytics, and AI where he founded the ReAL Design Lab to enhance learning through research and innovative tools. His work has earned him recognition from Google, IBM, USAID, and others.

Alex has shared his expertise globally, helping universities and organizations improve education systems in South America, North America, Europe, Asia,  and the Middle East. Before academia, he served as a U.S. Army captain, leading an infantry platoon in Baghdad and teaching military leadership. Drawing upon two decades of teaching experience across the educational spectrum—from elementary schools to universities—Alex dedicates himself to creating conditions that liberate learning while alleviating unnecessary suffering and harm in education for both students and educators.

Contact or connect on https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexambrose or read his Substack: Offerings for Learning at https://offeringsforlearning.substack.com/