Libraries across the United States are hosting workshops titled “Avoiding AI” that have garnered significant public interest. The workshops are being driven by a growing frustration with Big Tech, according to reports.
At libraries around the country, these “Avoiding AI” workshops have elicited unprecedented demand. While details about the workshop content remain limited in available reporting, the surge in attendance suggests a notable segment of the population is actively seeking ways to distance themselves from artificial intelligence technologies.
The source does not provide further information on specific library locations offering the workshops or detailed curriculum specifics. However, it highlights that the driving force behind this demand stems from people being “fed up with Big Tech.” This indicates a broader sentiment of distrust or dissatisfaction with large technology companies and their increasing integration of AI into everyday life.
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