Artificial Intelligence Chat GPT Bias | Digital Citizenship | Critical Thinking
A 30-minute slideshow lesson is designed to explore ChatGPT, Bias in AI, Critical Thinking, and Collaboration. The lesson begins with students watching a YouTube video that showcases ChatGPT providing a seemingly biased answer. In this instance, Chat GPT favors a male answer over a female answer, even when the female answer is correct.
Watch the YouTube video here.
The slideshow lesson guides students through the conversation and thinking process, culminating in the revelation on the last slide that prompts students to question, "There's something wrong with this lesson. Did you catch it?"
This lesson offers an intriguing critical thinking twist. It is worth mentioning that this resource is available for free. Stay informed about updates by signing up for the Educircles Club newsletter.
Ontario Language 2023 Curriculum Expectations
Each slide in the lesson is aligned with specific Ontario Language 2023 Curriculum Expectations, connecting students to the following strands:
STRAND A: Literacy Connections and Applications A1. Transferable Skills: A2. Digital Media Literacy
STRAND C: COMPREHENSION - Understanding and Responding to Texts C2. Comprehension Strategies: C3. Critical Thinking in Literacy
The lesson also correlates with the US Common Core State Standards (CCSS), specifically the Anchor Standards for Writing and Speaking and Listening, focusing on research, comprehension, and collaboration.
The CCSS definition of informational text types for "reading" encompasses digital texts, including various subgenres like exposition, argument, and functional text (Source).
While traditional emphasis may have been on printed text in the past, today's students must apply comprehension standards to Media Texts and Digital Texts as well. This involves analyzing key ideas, understanding text structures, and integrating knowledge effectively.
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