When data literacy is defined as the ability to read, write and communicate with data in context, it is legitimate to ask whether you can read artificial intelligence, whether it makes sense to learn to write it and how you communicate with it. The answer is not necessarily obvious from the point of view of the non-expert.

Most of people depend on data experts to be able to read and understand raw data. The situation in Argentina during the pandemic makes it obvious: Data-related skills should become part of regular education programs.