Saturday, November 21, 2026
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM CST
AI in Everyday Life: AI Assistants & Responsible Use, In-Person Workshop
About this event
A free Houston Public Library workshop at the Heights Neighborhood Library on using AI chatbots and prompts responsibly, and knowing when to trust their answers.
Led by responsible-AI researcher Dr. Micarah Malone-Gawu (founder of CARAH.AI), this session covers chatbots, prompt-writing, and how to judge when an AI assistant's output can be trusted. It is part of a recurring Houston Public Library AI literacy series held at branches across the city; a prior session, "Understanding AI," runs at the same branch on Oct 17.
No prior tech experience is required. Seating is limited to 15 registrants.
Organized by
The City of Houston's public library system, partnering with SCORE and other organizations to run free entrepreneurship and small-business programming, including sessions on applying AI to business.