Comments for The AI Literacy Lab https://theailiteracylab.com Mon, 28 Sep 2026 03:19:05 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.2 Comment on Developing AI literacy in your writing and research by Lynette Pretorius https://theailiteracylab.com/developing-ai-literacy-in-your-writing-and-research/#comment-945 Mon, 28 Sep 2026 03:19:05 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2816#comment-945 In reply to Mark Sullivan.

It is good to hear you found the post useful. Yes, during the masterclass, I do usually encourage people to keep records of what they’ve done as a way to use AI more thoughtfully and to improve accountability. This is an important aspect of learning how to use AI as a collaborator, while maintaining epistemic authority over your work.

]]> Comment on Developing AI literacy in your writing and research by Mark Sullivan https://theailiteracylab.com/developing-ai-literacy-in-your-writing-and-research/#comment-940 Sat, 26 Sep 2026 16:56:38 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2816#comment-940 I appreciate how this post turns the masterclass on AI literacy into practical guidance grounded in your own writing and research experiences. A useful addition is to keep a brief record of prompts, tools, and verification steps so readers can explain how AI contributed to a piece of work and check its sources later. That kind of transparency makes AI-assisted research more thoughtful and accountable.

]]> Comment on How AI reconfigures literature search and discovery by Lynette Pretorius https://theailiteracylab.com/how-ai-reconfigures-literature-search-and-discovery/#comment-929 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 07:31:22 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=3275#comment-929 In reply to Georgios.

I’m glad you found the post helpful and that you liked my writing style. You are welcome to use the AI acknowledgement as a template for your work and you don’t have to reference it. If you want to use other parts of the post for something and need to reference it, this is the APA 7th reference:

Pretorius, L. (2026). How AI reconfigures literature search and discovery. The AI Literacy Lab.

]]> Comment on How AI reconfigures literature search and discovery by Georgios https://theailiteracylab.com/how-ai-reconfigures-literature-search-and-discovery/#comment-928 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 06:41:59 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=3275#comment-928 Very well-written article, and I also like the not-panicking approach. Always concerned about the environmental footprint of AI use, but I assume I engage in other environmentally hazardous behaviors, so at least let’s not overdo it…
Because I liked a lot the acknowledgement of AI use, I wonder if one can copy and paste and if this post needs to be referenced if one copies and pastes it.

]]> Comment on How AI reconfigures literature search and discovery by Lynette Pretorius https://theailiteracylab.com/how-ai-reconfigures-literature-search-and-discovery/#comment-923 Mon, 21 Sep 2026 05:50:10 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=3275#comment-923 ]]> Thanks for your comment, Edgar. I’m glad you found the article so useful. 🙂

]]> Comment on How AI reconfigures literature search and discovery by Edgar https://theailiteracylab.com/how-ai-reconfigures-literature-search-and-discovery/#comment-922 Mon, 21 Sep 2026 05:31:38 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=3275#comment-922 Excellent article with detailed worked examples that get beyond Jowsey alarms.
Much appreciated.
Can I add that i recently read te “You are Not Alone” essay by Dr Chaouki Abdallah,
President, Lebanese American University “Attention is all we have (left)”. He too talks of a calm rational approach to AI rather than the panicky responses that are common. His conversation was at the university admin level of conversation. I ynette’s contribution here was also calm, positive and usefully experimentally grounded at the researcher use level of thinking about AI in academia.

]]> Comment on The AI literacy framework for higher education by The method came before the AI: What building an auditable research tool taught me about AI literacy – The AI Literacy Lab https://theailiteracylab.com/the-ai-literacy-framework-for-higher-education/#comment-827 Mon, 10 Aug 2026 04:10:11 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2831#comment-827 […] output, and which decisions must remain with the researcher.This has also changed what I mean by AI literacy.Lynette Pretorius’s work on AI literacy has argued that explicit modelling can help research […]

]]> Comment on The AI literacy framework for higher education by Welcome to the AI Literacy Lab – The AI Literacy Lab https://theailiteracylab.com/the-ai-literacy-framework-for-higher-education/#comment-815 Wed, 05 Aug 2026 02:22:26 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2831#comment-815 […] AI Literacy Framework […]

]]> Comment on Call for chapters for our new open access book on AI! by Lynette Pretorius https://theailiteracylab.com/call-for-chapters-for-our-new-open-access-book-on-ai/#comment-812 Tue, 04 Aug 2026 05:50:50 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2882#comment-812 Hi Edgar, you are correct – the call for chapters went out last year, and the books are hopefully coming out towards the end of this year. I will update the page now to note that the call for abstracts is closed. I don’t think we have another AI book project planned right now, but definitely keep an eye out on the website as this is where we would post it.

]]> Comment on Call for chapters for our new open access book on AI! by Edgar https://theailiteracylab.com/call-for-chapters-for-our-new-open-access-book-on-ai/#comment-811 Tue, 04 Aug 2026 05:20:08 +0000 https://theailiteracylab.com/?p=2882#comment-811 Just joined – good to see your work.
A thought – spotting your call for chapters, I went to that page. Now I see its is for mid 2025 deadline; but its mid 2026 now. Suggest, in order to keep looking current, you reposition that call since it’s not current. What’s your next book project? Edgar

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