AI Policy Workshop Ice-Breaker

Ai basics

100

What does AI stand for?

Artificial Intelligence

200

Give an example of an AI platform

- Chatgpt 

- Gemini

300

What do you call the information AI learns from to make decisions?

Data

Policy & Ethics

100

What is AI bias?

When AI produces unfair or unequal outcomes

200

What is “AI governance”?

Rules and systems that guide how AI is developed and used

300

Name one risk policymakers worry about with AI

- Bias

- misinformation

- privacy

- job loss

Scenarios

100

A Howard student uses AI to write an essay without permission. What’s the concern?

- Academic integrity

- misuse of AI 

200

A DC government chatbot gives residents incorrect info about housing assistance. What’s the issue?

- Misinformation

- reliability 

300

A campus app uses student data to train AI without students knowing. What’s violated?

Privacy / consent

Real World Impact

100

Name one way AI is already used in everyday life

- Siri

- TikTok algorithm

- Google Maps

200

How can AI affect jobs?

- Automation

- Job displacement

300

What may be a concern with AI being used in hiring?

Bias in selecting candidates

True or False

100

AI always gives correct answers.

False

200

AI can be biased based on the data it’s trained on.

True

300

AI can completely replace human decision-making.

False