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AI Systems & KMMS Rules

Hook: How does AI work? Why can't middle school students use it on their own?

AI Systems are intelligent since they can interact and respond like a human might. AI Systems are trained to use conditionals and reasoning based on how it has been trained. AI Systems use sensors and learn from INPUT (voice, text, data) to respond or do tasks (OUTPUT).

AI Systems have SENSORS that detect the input, trained resources that PROCESS the data to make decisions that CONTROL the output or action of the task.

Alexa recieves INPUT as voice commands, Processes from training sources, and returns OUTPUT as a response.

1) What Is AI & GenAI?

Artificial Intelligence is machine learning technology that can perform tasks that typically requires human intelligence.

Generative AI is a type of AI that can CREATE content, including text, images, video and audio.

AI is a TOOL,

it can act human-like,

BUT it is not a HUMAN!

(AI is not a doctor, therapist or a teacher.)

AI Systems rely on HUMAN interaction to work and solve complex problems.

How do AI Systems Learn?

2:56 (Video references activity-Oceans AI linked below)

2) Kettle Moraine Middle School AI Rules & Why KMSD Student Guidelines for AI Tech

KMMS AI Rules: Students only use AI Technology when directed and supervised by a teacher. Students are not allowed to use AI Tools independently, regardless of if they are at home or at school.

Why? AI Technology is unique in that tools have restrictions and are NOT open to all ages. AI Technology is rapidly developing, and systems are continuously trained. AI Technology doesn’t forget, there is no delete or forget function. Some AI Tools work on a system called OpenAI, which poses risks for misinformation & bias, privacy, and unethical use, therefore, users have to be very careful about what is typed into them. AI Technology should be considered a tool to be used with extreme caution because users are responsible for the output that could be dangerous, illegal, or inappropriate.

KMSD follows strict guidelines for digital tool use to protect data and privacy. Only specific AI Tools have been vetted for school use. Using unapproved digital tools is not permitted and violates our district's Acceptable Use Policy.

EXCEPTIONS: Educational AI tools for students at the middle school level are those where teachers may supervise student use of AI technology, namely MagicSchool.ai or Brisk Boost. If a class assignment requires Graphic Design AI, teachers wil direct use of Adobe Express and Canva EDU.

3) Report Concerns: AUP states that when issues arise, notify teacher

Screenshot from KMSD Acceptable Use Policy:

Interactive Activity TRY: Google Quick Draw, Say What you See, or Two Truths and AI

Code.org Oceans AI

Google Quick Draw

Draw the item to see if the bot can guess it. Peek at the Data sets to see if your drawing is close to what millions of others have drawn over time.

Say What You See

Type descriptors of the generated image to see if it will generate similar image. What level can you reach with your prompt skills?

CSM: Two Truths and AI

Spot AI content, Think Critically, & explain reasoning. Can you pick the movie poster that is AI generated?

Commonsense.org/two-truths-and-ai

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