Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
As AI continues to transform how we live, learn, and work, EDC’s Joyce Malyn-Smith challenges us to move beyond basic literacy. Preparing young people for the future requires AI fluency: the ability to not just use AI but to understand it, question it, and create with it. Investing in this kind of education means equipping learners with both the technical skills and ethical knowledge they need to navigate a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
At EDC, we’re putting this vision into practice. In partnership with five community colleges, we’re building AI curricula, training faculty, and connecting students with real-world applications.
Learn more about how we’re advancing AI fluency here: go.edc.org/AI25yt
As AI continues to transform how we live, learn, and work, EDC’s Joyce Malyn-Smith challenges us to move beyond basic literacy. Preparing young people for the future requires AI fluency: the ability to not just use AI but to understand it, question it, and create with it. Investing in this kind of education means equipping learners with both the technical skills and ethical knowledge they need to navigate a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
At EDC, we’re putting this vision into practice. In partnership with five community colleges, we’re building AI curricula, training faculty, and connecting students with real-world applications.
Learn more about how we’re advancing AI fluency here: go.edc.org/AI25yt
