Theme 3 review: digital citizenship

This week we review Theme 3 with new tasks. Start with linking pairs. To link two ideas, write one sentence that shows how they belong together. For example: ‘An AI tool should be inclusive, so it works for every user and not only for a chosen group.’ A good link sentence uses a joining word such as ‘so’, ‘because’ or ‘when’. Now remember what you learned. A computer learns from labelled examples. If the examples come from one group only, the data is biased and the computer may be unfair to everything left out. Designers should follow the six rules: be inclusive, unbiased, beneficial, transparent, protective and accountable. As a user you must never plagiarise, spread misinformation or impersonate people. Use the four checks on a reply: ethics, equality, justice and effect on people. Finally, ‘teach a friend’ is the best test: if you can explain one idea simply, you understand it.