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AI-Based Community Education Model to Improve Digital Literacy, Social Ethics, and Independent Learning

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This study develops a human-centered AI community education model integrating digital literacy, social ethics, and self-directed learning that provides theoretical propositions and operational indicators for community learning centers, local governments, libraries, educational institutions, and civil-society organizations.

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