This device sent written messages over long distances before email.
What is a telegraph?
In CER, this is your clear answer to the question.
What is a claim?
An instruction or question you give an AI tool has this name.
What is a prompt?
An AI invents a source and confidently presents it as real. This error has a name.
What is a hallucination?
Control over who can see your personal information online has this name.
What is online privacy?
Put these in order from oldest to newest: email, letter, telegraph.
What is letter, telegraph, email?
These facts, data, or examples support your claim.
What is evidence?
A set of steps a computer follows to complete a task has this name.
What is an algorithm?
Before using an AI-generated fact in your report, you should take this step
What is checking it against reliable sources?
Which sample password is stronger: River123 or Lantern!Ocean6Trail#93? Explain. These are examples, not passwords to use.
What is Lantern!Ocean6Trail#93, because it is longer and harder to guess?
People born during a similar time period belong to this group.
What is a generation?
This part of CER explains HOW your evidence supports your claim.
What is reasoning?
Name BOTH: writing computer instructions, and the person who writes them.
What are coding and a programmer?
An AI tool repeatedly treats one group unfairly. This unfair pattern has a name.
What is bias?
Your favorite book, a robot drawing, or your home address and daily schedule: which should stay off a public profile?
What are your home address and daily schedule?
Name TWO tools a smartphone offers beyond the voice calls of an early telephone.
What are internet access, apps, a camera, or text messaging?
Which is stronger evidence that a lesson helped: ‘I liked it’ or a before-and-after quiz showing improvement? Explain
What is the before-and-after quiz, because it measures improvement?
Name BOTH: examples used to help AI learn patterns, and an AI tool that responds in a conversation.
What are training data and a chatbot?
An image tool mostly learned from pictures of one neighborhood and overlooks others. Identify the problem AND explain how its learning examples relate to it.
What is bias linked to training data that does not represent different neighborhoods?
Explain why using the same password on every account is risky.
What is that if one password is exposed, someone could use it to access other accounts?
A student says, ‘Every grandparent dislikes texting.’ Explain why that claim is too broad and how to check it.
What is that individuals have different preferences, and we should gather evidence from adults with different experiences?
Claim: a password lesson helped. Evidence: correct answers rose from 8 of 20 students to 18 of 20. Give a reasoning sentence
What is ‘More students identified strong passwords after the lesson, so the results support the claim that it improved their understanding’?
Name the broad technology that performs tasks associated with human intelligence, then name the type that creates new content.
What are artificial intelligence and generative AI?
An AI gives a convincing quote, but you cannot find it in reliable sources. A friend says, ‘Just ask the AI to repeat it.’ Explain why that is not enough and what you should do.
What is that repeating a claim does not verify it, so we should check reliable sources and leave out the quote if we cannot verify it?
A drawing app asks for your location. What TWO things should you check before giving permission?
What are whether the app needs my location and its permission settings?