ETHICAL AI
MODULE ONE
start
Beepo: I see kids playing football. Should I think everyone must love playing football?? Kid: No, Beepo! People love different sports. Beep: beepo-boop processing... must learn more!
AI is like a super curious robot brain. It watches, listens, and learns from people, just like a baby! But sometimes, if we don’t teach it properly or only show it one way of doing things, it can get things wrong. That’s why it’s important to help AI learn fairly and kindly.
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Ethics 101: Fairness, Honesty & Kindness
AI, just like us,should follow the same basic values we follow in school or at home. Some of the values include:
- Fairness: A good bot doesn’t pick favorites or treat people differently because of their name, skin color, or accent.
- Honesty: A good bot tells you the truth based on facts and not guesses or lies.
- Kindness: A good bot helps people, doesn’t make fun of them or cause harm.
Imagine if your robot teacher only let kids with blue shirts answer questions. Or what if it gave wrong answers to kids with a Kikuyu name because it didn’t learn from enough Kikuyu voices? That wouldn’t be fair, right?
Here is a small quiz to see if you can spot a good ai from a bad one
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Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Only hires boys because her training data came from old companies that mostly hired men.
Makes sure everyone gets the same chance to speak.
Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Gives tips in local languages and checks in on how you feel.
Repeats rude jokes it read online.
Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Helps people plant trees, save water, and reduce waste by giving tips based on where they live.
Only gives you answers, doesn’t explain how to solve the problem.
NEXT
What is Online Privacy?
Online privacy means keeping your personal stuff safe when you're using the internet.
That includes:
- Your real name
- Where you live
- Your photos and videos
What you click on, watch, or search forJust like you close the curtains at home or keep your diary locked, you should protect your private info online so strangers (or even companies!) don’t use it without your permission.
Think of online privacy like wearing digital clothes...some things are meant to be covered!
NEXT
What is a Data Trail?
Every time you go online to play a game, watch a video, search Google you leave tiny pieces of information behind. These pieces are called your data trail, or sometimes a digital footprint.
It’s like walking on the beach:
- Every step you take leaves a mark
- Someone could follow your trail
- And it’s hard to erase completely
Your data trail might show:
- What games you like
- What websites you visit
- What videos you watch on repeat
- What you type in chats or searches
Even when you don’t post anything, apps and websites may still be collecting info about what you do. That’s why we need to be smart detectives!
Why should you protect yourself?
- Some people or companies might try to use your info to sell you stuff
- Others might try to steal it or pretend to be you
- And some things, once posted, can’t be taken back
Rule of thumb: If you wouldn’t write it on a billboard, don’t post it online!
NEXT
here is What Happens When You Post Online?
One day, he posts a silly photo of themselves wearing spaghetti on their head.
Jabari is a curious kid who loves taking fun selfies with his robot, Mabati.
NEXT
this is an example of how A picture MIGHT travel
Into an Adult website, kids are not allowed to see.
From his friends’ devices
And even to someone in a country Pixel has never heard of.
to a meme site
NEXT
Key Lesson: Posting online is like throwing a paper airplane into the wind; you might not know where it lands or who will read it.
SHARE, ASK A GROWN-UP, or NEVER SHARE
Game Time
Draw a card and decide on what you should do.
NEXT
A photo of your house with your house No.
A dance video with friends
A photo of your favorite cupcake
ASK A GROWN UP
NEVER SHARE
SHARE
next
Your pet being adorable
Your school ID card
A Screenshot of your chat
NEVER SHARE
SHARE
NEVER SHARE
NEXT
You've done a wonderful job!
You have earned an AI Detective Badge
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ETHICAL AI
MODULE ONE
start
Beepo: I see kids playing football. Should I think everyone must love playing football?? Kid: No, Beepo! People love different sports. Beep: beepo-boop processing... must learn more!
AI is like a super curious robot brain. It watches, listens, and learns from people, just like a baby! But sometimes, if we don’t teach it properly or only show it one way of doing things, it can get things wrong. That’s why it’s important to help AI learn fairly and kindly.
NEXT
NEXT
Ethics 101: Fairness, Honesty & Kindness
AI, just like us,should follow the same basic values we follow in school or at home. Some of the values include:
Imagine if your robot teacher only let kids with blue shirts answer questions. Or what if it gave wrong answers to kids with a Kikuyu name because it didn’t learn from enough Kikuyu voices? That wouldn’t be fair, right?
Here is a small quiz to see if you can spot a good ai from a bad one
NEXT
Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Only hires boys because her training data came from old companies that mostly hired men.
Makes sure everyone gets the same chance to speak.
Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Gives tips in local languages and checks in on how you feel.
Repeats rude jokes it read online.
Which is the fairer Bot?
DONE
Helps people plant trees, save water, and reduce waste by giving tips based on where they live.
Only gives you answers, doesn’t explain how to solve the problem.
NEXT
What is Online Privacy?
Online privacy means keeping your personal stuff safe when you're using the internet.
That includes:
What you click on, watch, or search forJust like you close the curtains at home or keep your diary locked, you should protect your private info online so strangers (or even companies!) don’t use it without your permission.
Think of online privacy like wearing digital clothes...some things are meant to be covered!
NEXT
What is a Data Trail?
Every time you go online to play a game, watch a video, search Google you leave tiny pieces of information behind. These pieces are called your data trail, or sometimes a digital footprint.
It’s like walking on the beach:
Your data trail might show:
Even when you don’t post anything, apps and websites may still be collecting info about what you do. That’s why we need to be smart detectives!
Why should you protect yourself?
Rule of thumb: If you wouldn’t write it on a billboard, don’t post it online!
NEXT
here is What Happens When You Post Online?
One day, he posts a silly photo of themselves wearing spaghetti on their head.
Jabari is a curious kid who loves taking fun selfies with his robot, Mabati.
NEXT
this is an example of how A picture MIGHT travel
Into an Adult website, kids are not allowed to see.
From his friends’ devices
And even to someone in a country Pixel has never heard of.
to a meme site
NEXT
Key Lesson: Posting online is like throwing a paper airplane into the wind; you might not know where it lands or who will read it.
SHARE, ASK A GROWN-UP, or NEVER SHARE
Game Time
Draw a card and decide on what you should do.
NEXT
A photo of your house with your house No.
A dance video with friends
A photo of your favorite cupcake
ASK A GROWN UP
NEVER SHARE
SHARE
next
Your pet being adorable
Your school ID card
A Screenshot of your chat
NEVER SHARE
SHARE
NEVER SHARE
NEXT
You've done a wonderful job!
You have earned an AI Detective Badge
home