60 Watts Of Clarity

At 60 Watts of Clarity, our philosophy centers on providing accessible AI literacy, starting with a fundamental understanding of what AI is and its psychosocial impacts within the community. We believe every individual deserves this foundational knowledge.

Our approach to AI learning goes beyond the narratives often presented by the technology industry. We bridge that gap by integrating behavioral sciences, emphasizing that the output of any AI model profoundly influences our perception and interaction with this technology. Understanding these psychosocial dynamics is paramount for responsible and effective AI adoption, ensuring we equip professionals to not just use AI, but to critically analyze, implement, and understand its broader societal implications.

We are teaching social workers how to Learn, Build, & Deploy for their practice. Part of this is analyzing how AI companies are creating policies that helps guides AI models in their decision making process.

In our latest article, we analyze Anthropics AI Constitution that trains the AI Model Claude.

Social Workers are positioned to work well in the AI space. Follow along for more

Safety, Social Work, and AI Part 2 of Claude Constitution

60 Watts of Clarity provides AI education and training to non-tech professionals who want to become emergent tech leaders.

We offer Profe', our AI Literacy Mentor, that is embedded inside of your course and learning space to help guide you on your PATHWAY to AI Literacy.

We offer 1 on 1 training with anyone wanting to learn AI skills. We start with a live assessment and go from there.

We then curate a learning plan that meets you where you are.

If you are interested or know anyone that would like personalized training , feel free to book a time to speak with me.

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Had a powerful moment in my AI workshop last week. I asked a room full of social workers: "Which AI model are you using?"

The silence was deafening.

Then one participant's face literally dropped. She suddenly realized AI bias might be affecting her work with clients. 😔

It hit me: We'd never work with a human client without understanding their background, right? So why are we using AI blindfolded?

I just published an article treating AI as our newest "client" who needs a proper assessment. Because here's the thing - we social workers are ALREADY equipped for this. We understand systems. We read between the lines. We look for what's NOT being said.

We just need to apply those same skills to our digital tools.

Check out "Meet Your New Client: AI"

Dear Social Workers, You Have a New Client Named AI Approaching AI use using System's Theory.

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