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Episode 4 – Everyday Users, Extraordinary Influence | AI Ethics Deep-dive
You don’t need to code to make a difference in how AI is used.
In this episode of The Tinker Table, we spotlight teachers, nurses, caregivers, and small-town entrepreneurs who are using AI tools in thoughtful, powerful ways—raising questions, catching bias, and making tech more human-centered.
We’ll unpack:
- How everyday users influence AI outcomes
- The 3 essential questions anyone can ask about AI tools
- Why gatekeeping in tech leaves out critical voices
- And how you belong in the conversation—even if you're not a tech expert
This is part 4 of our 5 part deep dive into AI Ethics. It’s all about reclaiming your agency in a world shaped by algorithms.
You don’t have to build the system to help change it. You just have to start asking better questions.
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