Tutorials on Critical AI Topics: Google Season of Docs #651
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These are tutorials that contextualize critical AI approaches for the p5.js community, by focusing on conscientious use. The four tutorials will help users understand the key technical concepts underlying the AI systems they use, and they will explain how AI methods connect to the p5.js library. Most importantly, the tutorials will highlight how to use AI in their p5.js work conscientiously, by considering common pitfalls and ethical concerns, making informed choices using data cards and model cards, and understanding the complexity of AI through clear, concise language. Funded by Google Season of Docs, they are written in a beginner-friendly style similar to existing p5.js tutorials that introduce new users to debugging, unit testing, and open-source contribution—concepts which are not exclusive to the p5.js library but transferable to new tools and contexts.
These versions are pending updates from community tester review.