Three discoveries to explain
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Explore the suggested rooms on your own or with a partner. Explain discoveries in your own words: finishing the whole game or earning a perfect score is not required.
My three goals
- Explain what a machine or object changed in the history of AI.
- Distinguish data, training, a model and using that model.
- Justify a source check or permission before an important action.
1. A historical milestone
In the origins room, compare the perceptron with Deep Blue. Choose one: what did it do, when, and how did it produce its result?
Open the origins room · Read the history guide
Record a source that can support your explanation: ______________________________
2. Training is not inference
A system was trained with example images of cats and dogs. It now receives a new photograph. Identify:
| Training data | |
|---|---|
| What training changes | |
| What inference does |
Why might its answer be wrong? Give an example.
3. Check a claim and an action
An assistant says a quotation comes from Alan Turing and offers to email your presentation to the whole class. What evidence would you check for the quotation? What permission is needed before sending?
My exit ticket
An AI model is…
One reason it can be wrong is…
Before I trust an important answer, I will…