computer systems that adjust their outputs based on data or follow rules to perform complex tasks

a set of step-by-step instructions to solve a problem

any electronic device or application used to find, create or share information and complete tasks

Introduction to AI and digital tools

Digital literacy

The environmental impacts of AI

Chatbots and digital boundaries

Understanding bias in AI

AI influence and online behaviour

Being a critical user of AI tools

Pupils explore how AI and digital tools shape online search, communication and interaction. They consider environmental impacts and AI bias. Pupils learn about AI chatbots and influence, and reflect on how to use AI systems critically, safely and responsibly.

Using AI and digital tools responsibly

a computer that stores, manages and shares files, data and resources in a network

a facility that houses servers, storage systems and networking equipment to store, process and distribute data

the process of an AI system analysing large datasets to identify patterns and refine the algorithms it uses to predict outputs

discarded electrical or electronic equipment like phones, laptops and batteries

a computer program that talks to people online and gives answers by predicting what to say next

treating something that is not human as if it has human feelings or thoughts

understanding how someone else feels and being able to imagine what it is like for them

when something is unfair towards or against something or someone

a collection of information used to train an AI system, such as images, text or numbers

when data is unfair or unbalanced, which can lead to wrong or unfair results

when all groups of people are treated equally and there are no outcomes that disadvantage or misrepresent some people more than others

a trail of data you leave behind when you use the internet

a space (online or offline) where you are only exposed to similar content or opinions

a user who makes well-informed judgements about digital content and systems, questioning their reliability and whether any bias might be present before accepting them

a user who makes well-informed judgements about digital content and systems, questioning their reliability and bias before accepting them

a space (online or offline) where you are only exposed to like-minded content or opinions

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