AI and Shared Choices
Age 15 · Civics
AI can make daily tasks easier, but it can also collect private data or spread false information. Because it affects everyone, people need rules and open debate about how it is used.
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Browse Age 15In the picture
- A camera: it can capture images and sound nearby.
- A microphone: it can pick up voices and surrounding audio.
- A stack of blank sheets: empty space ready for written or printed information.
- A medical scan: an image used to examine the body.
- A toy bus: a small model of public transport.
Examples
- A map app suggests a faster route based on live traffic.
- A social media feed shows a fake news story that looks real.
Key takeaways
- AI can help and harm at the same time.
- Rules and public discussion shape how AI is used.
Quiz: AI and Shared Choices (Age 15)
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What does the card say AI can do at the same time?
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According to the card, what should shape how AI is used?
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Which harm of AI is mentioned on the card?
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