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Week 10 Β· When AI Is Wrong

Friday

Fact-checkers everywhere
// Sure is not the same as right
⏱ about 15 min

Friday: Fact-Checkers Everywhere

Rocket hears a rumor in the hallway. "Someone said tomorrow is a day off!"

He starts to tell everyone.

Raven stops him. "What do you notice? Who said it, and how do they know?"

Nova hovers by the station calendar. "Where could you check?" she asks.

Not just for AI

Wrong facts can come from many places, not just AI tools.

A rumor, a mixed-up friend or a silly sign can all be wrong.

The same habits work every time: stop, think, check, ask.

AI tools that write things can be wrong and still sound very sure.

So we check them extra carefully, with a grown-up.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO?
  • Read the question.
  • Tap your answer.
A friend says there are 13 months in a year. What do you do?
A writing tool gives a report that sounds very sure. What do you do?
Rocket checks the calendar. Tomorrow is a normal day. What should he do?

Week review

A sure but wrong AI answer is called a ____.
A careful place to check facts is a trusted ____.
The four habits are stop, think, check and ____.
Week reviewTrue or false?
Sounding sure means a fact is true.?
AI tools that write things can be wrong.?
A calendar is a trusted source for months.?
Only AI can say wrong facts.?
WHY THIS EXERCISEPeople and tools can both be wrong, so we check with trusted sources.
A helper said 21 photos. The crew counted 12. Which number do you trust? Type it.
WHY THIS EXERCISEThe crew's own count is the trusted source. The helper was wrong.
FROM RUMOR TO TRUTH
  • Tap a card.
  • Then tap its spot.
1First
2Next
3Then
4Last
On paper, design a Fact-Checker badge with the four habits on it.

You are a true fact-checker now! Tomorrow is your Explorer Quest.

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