Speaking & workshops

Better questions.
More considered decisions.

Keynotes, workshops, and conversations on AI, human judgment, and institutional change.

Leo S. Lo presenting What AI Literacy Actually Means at the National Geographic Society
National Geographic Society · What AI Literacy Actually Means · June 2026

Selected speaking hosts & events

World Bank GroupNational Geographic SocietyTHE Global AI SummitLibrary of CongressBodleian Libraries, University of Oxford

Three starting points

Speaking topics

01

The AI Answer Economy

What changes when people begin with an AI-generated answer rather than a search for sources?

  • Recognize how an initial answer shapes the next question.
  • Examine the value of evidence and judgment when answers are abundant.
  • Identify implications for education, research, and professional work.
For

Educators, institutional leaders, knowledge professionals

Formats

Keynote · Leadership conversation

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02

AI Literacy & Human Judgment

What do people need to understand, practice, and decide when working with AI?

  • Distinguish AI tool use from the capabilities needed to assess it.
  • Use practical examples from CARE and the AI literacy framework.
  • Examine what thinking people retain and delegate.
For

Faculty, librarians, professional learning teams

Formats

Keynote · Practical workshop

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03

Anchored Adaptation

How can institutions act while technology and evidence keep changing?

  • Connect experiments to a clear capability or purpose.
  • Capture evidence from real work.
  • Set recurring decisions to continue, revise, scale, or stop.
For

Provosts, deans, senior leaders, staff development teams

Formats

Leadership briefing · Workshop

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Selected engagements

Across institutions
and professional communities.

A selection from 2024–2026

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