Ognibene et al. framework is mindful of cultural diversity, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in setting desirable conditions and crafting educational content that respects and mirrors a range of cultural viewpoints.

adapting learning scenarios to be relevant and inclusive across diverse cultural contexts.

the need for culturally responsive teaching and cultural intelligence to ensure that AI education is relevant and effective across diverse cultural contexts.

By embracing Human-Centered AI, we can ensure that AI technologies advance in ways that support and enhance fundamental human aspirations, aligning technological progress with societal values and goals.

While AI holds great promise, it also gives rise to hitherto unidentified problems and uncertainties - the emerging complexities of socio-technical challenges associated with human-like AI are increasing and are not expected to be resolved in the foreseeable future (Brynjolfsson, 2022).

To counter the potentially destabilizing effects of AI on society, it is necessary to establish research, policy, education, and practice initiatives that avoid harms and minimize the risks associated with the deployment of AI technologies. Additionally, we must ensure that we preserve the core values that guide individuals, cultures, and societies... See more

the need for multifaceted and multidisciplinary approaches to prepare human intelligence for AI-driven performance enhancement.

As the famous philosopher Alfred N. Whitehead eloquently stated, “The art of progress is to preserve order amid change and to preserve change amid order,” reminding us of the delicate balance needed during times of rapid innovation.