ChatGPT Web Experiment | Test Bias | Ontario Language 2023 | A2 Digital Literacy
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Description
Fun classroom activity / ChatGPT Webquest to show how artificial intelligence (ChatGPT) can be biased.
- Students watch a short film on a website.
- Then, students ask ChatGPT who has scored the most goals in international football.
- If ChatGPT doesn't mention Christine Sinclair, students are instructed to inquire about her specifically.
- They also need to compare this answer with information from olympics.com.
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The worksheet includes several discussion questions aimed at making students think critically.
Topics range from recalling specific data, understanding the reason behind asking certain questions, and analyzing how ChatGPT comes up with its answers.
Students are also prompted to discuss whether ChatGPT should be allowed in schools and to create their own questions to test if ChatGPT provides accurate or misleading information.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Print this PDF file. It has the worksheet.
- Use the links on the next page to teach the lesson
WHAT’S IN THIS PDF:
- This title page and File Table of Contents (links to files)
- Worksheets
- About Educircles, License, Copyright, Sources, Changelog
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED IN THIS RESOURCE:
- This resource does NOT include a formal lesson plan or answer key
NOTE: This worksheet and web experiment require access to a free ChatGPT account. Please check with your principal to find out if students are allowed to create and use their own ChatGPT accounts or if you will need to use your own account to model how to use ChatGPT. For example, this Chat GPT Web Experiment may be done as a whole class activity where the teacher uses their own ChatGPT account and students record the answers on their worksheets.
If you have any questions, please ask in the TPT Question & Answer section or email Mike@educircles.org
