| 英文摘要 |
As AI is progressively adopted as a means of problem-solving, its applications are expected to emerge as a critical impetus for advancing educational innovation and driving digital transformation in the future. This evolution brings both optimism and apprehension. Balancing the recognition for AI with the risks associated with AI is a persistent pursuit in the evolutionary process of technology and its application. This balance underscores the growing importance of emerging AI-driven learning and educational models. This study examines how varying levels of technological involvement among users influence their AI literacy and AI-related anxiety. Participants were categorized based on their degree of technological engagement using a standardized scale, followed by a survey assessing their AI literacy and anxiety levels. Findings indicate that users with high technological involvement exhibit significantly greater awareness and ethical understanding of AI. They frequently adopt new technologies and are more confident when faced with potential risks. However, these users also report heightened anxiety concerning the potential risks in AI’s learning. Further analysis reveals that AI literacy, particularly ethical considerations, some significantly impacts AI-related anxiety across various groups, affecting concerns about privacy invasion, job displacement, learning, AI learning, existential risks, and lack of transparency. These results highlight the importance of fostering AI literacy from an educational standpoint, suggesting that as new technologies become more prevalent, equipping AI users with the necessary AI literacy will be crucial in managing the accompanying anxieties. |