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1. What is Artificial Intelligence?

Explanation:
This lesson introduces students to the basics of AI—what it is and how it works. It
emphasizes that AI refers to machines or systems designed to perform tasks that
typically require human intelligence, such as problem-solving, learning, and
decision-making.

Activity Details:
Defining AI: Students practice explaining AI in their own words, reinforcing their
understanding of the concept.
Examples in Daily Life: Identifying technologies like Siri, Alexa, or Netflix
recommendations helps students connect AI to their everyday experiences.
Discussion: Encourages students to think critically about the impact AI has on
their world, fostering engagement and awareness.
2. The Role of AI in Healthcare
Explanation:
This topic focuses on the transformative impact of AI in medicine. Students learn
how AI can diagnose diseases, recommend treatments, or assist in surgeries, making
healthcare more accessible and efficient.

Activity Details:
Research: Encourages students to dive into specific applications like AI-powered
imaging systems (e.g., detecting cancer) or wearable health devices.
Creative Task: Drawing or imagining a futuristic hospital helps students visualize
AI’s potential.
Debate: Engages students in ethical and practical discussions about AI’s
limitations versus its benefits in healthcare.
3. AI and the Workforce of Tomorrow
Explanation:
This lesson explores how AI is reshaping industries and jobs, highlighting both
challenges and opportunities. Students learn that while AI can automate certain
tasks, it also creates new roles and demands new skills.

Activity Details:
Jobs Impacted by AI: Students think about jobs like factory work, data analysis, or
customer service that may evolve or disappear.
Creative Writing: Imagining a future job involving AI helps students see themselves
in an AI-driven workforce.
Skills Brainstorm: This fosters a discussion on adaptability, creativity, and
technical skills that will be essential in the future.
4. Ethics and Challenges in AI
Explanation:
This session delves into the ethical and social concerns surrounding AI, such as
data privacy, bias, and unemployment. Students critically analyze these issues,
understanding that AI’s development comes with responsibilities.

Activity Details:
AI Rights Debate: A thought-provoking question that gets students to consider the
humanity of AI and whether machines should be granted rights.
Research and Propose Solutions: Helps students explore real-world challenges like
biased algorithms or job displacement while brainstorming potential fixes.
Rules for AI Behavior: Encourages students to think like AI developers, imagining
how they’d create ethical and responsible AI systems.
5. The Future of AI: Opportunities and Risks
Explanation:
This lesson encourages students to think about AI’s long-term impact on society,
weighing its benefits (like solving global problems) against its risks (like loss
of control or ethical dilemmas).
Activity Details:
Opportunities vs. Risks: Listing benefits like smarter cities or personalized
education alongside risks like data misuse gets students to see both sides.
Futuristic Invention: Inspires creativity by having students design AI-powered
solutions for real-world problems.
Diary Entry: A fun, immersive activity where students step into the future and
reflect on how AI has transformed their daily lives.
Goal of the Lessons:
Each lesson builds on critical thinking, creativity, and ethical awareness while
making the subject engaging and relevant to the students’ lives. By the end,
students should have a well-rounded understanding of AI and its implications for
their future.

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Class Notes on AI and the Future
Lesson 1: What is Artificial Intelligence?
Definition:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to machines or systems designed to perform
tasks that usually require human intelligence. These tasks include problem-solving,
learning, decision-making, and recognizing patterns.

Examples of AI in Daily Life:

Voice Assistants: Siri, Alexa, and Google Assistant.


Search Engines: Google and Bing use AI to deliver accurate results.
Streaming Platforms: Netflix and YouTube recommend content based on your
preferences.
Smart Devices: AI-powered thermostats, lights, and security cameras.
Discussion Questions:

How is AI changing the way we live?


Can you imagine a world without AI?
Lesson 2: The Role of AI in Healthcare
How AI is Used in Healthcare:

Disease Diagnosis: AI systems analyze medical images to detect diseases like


cancer.
Robotic Surgeries: Robots assist doctors in performing precise and minimally
invasive procedures.
Health Monitoring: Wearable devices track heart rates, sleep patterns, and more.
Drug Development: AI speeds up the process of discovering new medicines.
Activity:

Imagine a Future Hospital: What new technologies might exist in a hospital 50 years
from now?
Debate Question:
Will AI ever replace doctors completely? Discuss the pros and cons.

Lesson 3: AI and the Workforce of Tomorrow


AI’s Impact on Jobs:

Jobs at Risk: Repetitive tasks like factory work, data entry, and driving may be
automated.
New Opportunities: AI creates jobs in fields like machine learning, data analysis,
and robotics engineering.
Reskilling: Workers will need to learn new skills to adapt to AI-driven industries.
Skills Needed in an AI Future:

Creativity
Problem-solving
Technical knowledge (coding, data analysis)
Adaptability
Activity:
Write a short story about a futuristic job where humans and AI work together.

Lesson 4: Ethics and Challenges in AI


Ethical Concerns in AI:

Bias: AI can inherit biases from the data it is trained on, leading to unfair
outcomes.
Privacy: AI systems often require large amounts of personal data, raising concerns
about misuse.
Job Displacement: Automation may lead to unemployment in some sectors.
Questions to Consider:

Should AI systems have rights like humans? Why or why not?


How can we design AI to be fair and responsible?
Proposing Rules for AI:
If you were creating an AI, what rules would you implement to ensure it benefits
society?

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