Identify how AI is used in life, work, and school, play the AI or Not game, and build a timeline of important AI milestones.
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Checklist
2a Identify ten examples of how AI is currently used in everyday lifeNot complete
2b Identify five examples of how AI is currently used in the workplaceNot complete
2c Identify five examples of how AI can be used at school or in support of educationNot complete
2d Play ten rounds of the "AI or Not?" game with your counselor and discuss your answersNot complete
2e Create a timeline with five key milestones in the development of artificial intelligenceNot complete
Requirement 2 discussion guide
Use these notes to identify where AI appears already in daily life and to prepare for the AI or Not game and milestone timeline.
Everyday life
Examples
Recommendation systems for videos, music, or shopping.
Spam filtering and smart email sorting.
Voice assistants and speech-to-text tools.
Phone photo organization and face recognition.
Navigation apps that predict traffic and routes.
Smart home devices and thermostats.
Customer-service chatbots.
Fraud alerts on banking apps.
Translation tools.
Search engines that rank and summarize results.
Work and school
Workplace examples
Scheduling and customer support tools.
Document analysis and search.
Quality control in manufacturing.
Fraud detection and security monitoring.
Forecasting, planning, and reporting tools.
School examples
Tutoring and study-support tools.
Writing feedback and brainstorming assistants.
Accessibility tools such as captions, reading support, or translation.
Practice-question generators.
Organization tools for notes, schedules, and research.
AI or Not and timeline
Preparation ideas
Look for whether a tool is making decisions, recognizing patterns, or learning from data rather than just following a simple fixed rule.
Possible milestone ideas include early AI research, expert systems, major machine-learning advances, deep learning breakthroughs, and popular generative AI tools.
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AI in the workplace
Identify five examples of how AI is currently used in the workplace.
Example ideas
Customer-service chatbots and support routing.
Fraud detection and cybersecurity monitoring.
Document search, summarization, and analysis tools.
Quality control in manufacturing and inspection.
Forecasting, scheduling, and planning support.
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AI for school and education
Identify five examples of how AI can be used at school or in support of your education.
Example ideas
Tutoring or study-support tools.
Writing feedback and brainstorming support.
Captions, translation, and other accessibility tools.
Practice-question or flashcard generation.
Note organization, research support, and schedule planning.
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AI or Not? game
Play ten rounds of the "AI or Not?" game with your counselor and discuss your answers.
What to look for
Ask whether the system is recognizing patterns, making predictions, or learning from data.
Compare that to tools that simply follow a fixed rule or a basic programmed response.
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AI milestone timeline
Create a timeline with five key milestones in the development of artificial intelligence.
Timeline ideas
Early AI research and the Dartmouth workshop.
Expert systems and rule-based AI.
Machine learning advances.
Deep learning breakthroughs.
Modern generative AI tools and assistants.
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