Rocket flips through the crew's mission notebook from Week 1 to now.
"We learned so much!" he says. "But I forget half of it."
Raven points at the pages. "What do you notice? Each week built on the one before."
Nova hovers over the notebook. "Pick one idea from each week," she says. "Line them up."
AI is a computer system people build. It makes guesses, suggestions or choices.
Computers sense the world with sensors, like cameras and microphones.
A digital picture is made of tiny spots of color called pixels.
Each pixel has a red, green and blue value from 0 to 255.
A model describes things by features, like a tree of yes or no questions.
Machine learning finds patterns in many labeled examples, called training data.
| What we learned | Quality it helps |
|---|---|
| Test on new cards (Week 7) | reliable |
| Fill data gaps (Week 8) | fair |
| Check sure but wrong answers (Week 10) | safe |
| Keep information private (Week 11) | private |
| Use clear rules people can read (Week 4) | understandable |
| Statement | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Testing on new cards helps make a model reliable. | ? |
| Filling data gaps makes a model less fair. | ? |
| Clear rules help people understand a model. | ? |
| Checking answers helps keep people safe. | ? |
What a journey! Tomorrow you design your own fair helper in the Explorer Lab.