Group 1 - The core idea of the article revolves around the AI literacy course conducted by Lenovo Holdings and Hejing Technology for young Tibetan individuals in Shangri-La, aimed at enhancing their understanding and application of AI in their daily work and life [1][2]. - The course included practical demonstrations tailored to the students' work scenarios, such as generating design plans for homestays and creating travel itineraries, which sparked interest and engagement among the participants [2][3]. - This initiative is part of Lenovo's "Rural AI Empowerment Program," which aims to provide accessible and practical AI training to rural communities, thereby promoting the widespread use of AI technology in traditionally underserved areas [3]. Group 2 - The course highlighted the gap in AI knowledge among the participants, many of whom were only familiar with AI as a leisure tool, indicating a significant opportunity for education and application in professional contexts [1][2]. - Feedback from participants showed a strong desire for AI tools that could support local languages, emphasizing the need for technology that is adaptable to regional contexts [2]. - The program aims to bridge the technological divide between urban and rural areas, showcasing the potential of AI to empower local industries and enhance the creativity of young individuals in these communities [2][3].
联想控股·和鲸科技首期AI通识课圆满举办