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Create a “creator’s logbook” documenting your ideation, AI tool choices, iterations, and emotional response to AI’s involvement.CreateArts
Compile a reflective portfolio that includes AI-assisted writing, self-analysis of process, and ethical stance on using AI in scholarly work.CreateHumanities
Students collaborate to write a speculative fiction short story about the future of AI ethics, guided by real theories.AssembleHumanities
Students create self-assessments reflecting on their AI-assisted research habits and evaluate changes they’d make.ReflectHumanities
Debate whether deep learning should be used in high-stakes fields like medicine, using AI-generated arguments for and against.DetermineSTEM
Assess the fairness of AI moderation algorithms using real-world case studies (e.g., social media flagging or deletion of posts), applying conceptual ethics frameworks.DetermineHumanities
Use a decision tree to analyze how personal bias might influence acceptance of AI claims in different contexts.DeconstructHumanities
Analyze metadata from an AI-generated image and annotate potential ethical red flags (e.g., training data issues).SelectArts
Students create AI-generated personas for a dialogue about social justice, then reflect on the alignment of personas with known ethical theories.ProvideHumanities
After using different AI tools, students reflect on when they felt most in control and least in control, and chart their confidence over time.PredictSTEM
Students predict how their own values affect how they interpret AI-generated historical narratives, then compare predictions to actual reactions.PredictHumanities
In a scavenger hunt, students identify procedures for detecting AI-generated content in academic writing using tools like Turnitin or ZeroGPT.RecallHumanities
Students use an AI chatbot to summarize and categorize different ethical theories used in AI ethics debates, then quiz each other.RecognizeHumanities