What is the primary focus of the AI Fluency course?	Developing meaningful collaboration with AI, rather than just learning about the technology.
Define "AI Fluency."	The ability to collaborate with AI in ways that are effective, efficient, ethical, and safe.
What are the four core competencies of the AI Fluency Framework?	Delegation, Description, Discernment, and Diligence (the "4Ds").
What is the goal of the AI Fluency Framework?	To develop lasting skills for thoughtful AI interaction that remain relevant as AI technology evolves.
What three key ways does the course plan to introduce how people collaborate with AI?	Automation, Augmentation, and Agency.
What type of tool is required for the practical exercises in the course?	Access to a language model (e.g., Claude, ChatGPT).
What is the practical outcome of completing the course?	A framework for thoughtful AI interaction, practical collaboration skills, and the ability to evaluate AI-assisted work responsibly.
What is the recommended way to access the AI tool for practice?	Using a language model like Claude at claude.ai (free account, no paid subscription required).