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Looking for activities to teach your patrons about AI? This collection is curated to teach patrons how AI works, introduce them to the basics of machine learning, and consider the ethical dilemmas of generative AI.
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Artificial Intelligence: Chatbot Activities for Patrons
This activity provides web-based tools to use Scratch to learn more about how AI works, and how to use it safely and efficiently. 0
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Face Sensing on Scratch Lab
This activity for any age allows patrons to learn more about facial recognition software while engaging in a fun, low-stakes activity. 0
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Introduction to Machine Learning: Image Classification
Patrons will learn about the basics of machine learning and can create their own apps that implement these concepts through image classification. Access to a mobile device is required. 0
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Can AI guess your emotion
This activity includes a hearty dose of socio-emotional learning along with building skills related to using AI tools. 0
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Monster Mapping
In this activity patrons act as AI systems, grouping "monsters" based on shared characteristics. This activity does not require a computer. 0
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Introducing AI
In this activity patrons discuss their feelings about AI, how they've used it, and the advantages and disadvantages of using AI tools 0
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Data Bites
Patrons create a paper supervised learning machine, and use it to sort pizzas and sandwiches. No computer required. 0
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Ethiquest
In this short activity patrons consider the ethical dilemmas posed by generative AI. No computer required. 0
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Speculative Stories
In this flexible activity patrons imagine future uses of AI tools, and how they can improve their world (or not!). Can be made into an art, writing, or dramatic activity with easy tweaks. 0
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