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AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
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AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity
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Description

Be sure to watch this 30-minute Teacher Facilitator Training Video, which walks you through the prep and how to run a session for your students.

Please feel free to reach out to me.
This is a heady topic; I want you to feel confident about how AI works. johannagroene@gmail.com

HACKED! – AI Safety & AI Literacy Game / Simulation (Print & Play)

A hands-on, fully turn-key week of lessons or a professional development session on AI simulation that helps students and educators understand how AI systems actually behave.

Instead of explaining AI with slides or warnings, this interactive simulation lets participants experience how incentives, shortcuts, bias, and energy use shape AI output.

Participants see how:

• Speed can override accuracy
• Confident language can hide weak information
• Corporate updates can change system behavior
• AI image and video generation uses real electricity
• Small choices affect long-term results

After playing, participants are better able to:

• Recognize inaccurate or biased AI output
• Use AI tools more safely and responsibly
• Understand when human judgment should lead
• Reduce over-reliance and unnecessary fear
• Think critically about energy use and environmental impact

What’s Included

• Complete Print & Play game materials
• Simulation cards and instructions
• Structured discussion prompts between rounds
• Facilitator guidance
• AI vocabulary “cheat sheet”
• Ready-to-use professional development or classroom activity

Perfect For:

• AI literacy units

• Applied descriptive math lessons
• AI Digital Literacy
• Computer Science units
• High school or higher education courses
• Professional development sessions
• Digital citizenship lessons
• EdTech integration discussions
• Ethics or STEM enrichment

Format

This is a digital download (Print & Play edition).
No prep beyond printing and simple setup.
Be sure to watch this 30-minute Teacher Facilitator Training Video, which walks you through the prep and how to run a session for your students.

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AI Simulation Game | Teach How AI Works | Alignment, Bias & Prompting Activity

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Digital downloads
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Grades
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Standards
Pages
69
Teaching Duration
3 days

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Description

Be sure to watch this 30-minute Teacher Facilitator Training Video, which walks you through the prep and how to run a session for your students.

Please feel free to reach out to me.
This is a heady topic; I want you to feel confident about how AI works. johannagroene@gmail.com

HACKED! – AI Safety & AI Literacy Game / Simulation (Print & Play)

A hands-on, fully turn-key week of lessons or a professional development session on AI simulation that helps students and educators understand how AI systems actually behave.

Instead of explaining AI with slides or warnings, this interactive simulation lets participants experience how incentives, shortcuts, bias, and energy use shape AI output.

Participants see how:

• Speed can override accuracy
• Confident language can hide weak information
• Corporate updates can change system behavior
• AI image and video generation uses real electricity
• Small choices affect long-term results

After playing, participants are better able to:

• Recognize inaccurate or biased AI output
• Use AI tools more safely and responsibly
• Understand when human judgment should lead
• Reduce over-reliance and unnecessary fear
• Think critically about energy use and environmental impact

What’s Included

• Complete Print & Play game materials
• Simulation cards and instructions
• Structured discussion prompts between rounds
• Facilitator guidance
• AI vocabulary “cheat sheet”
• Ready-to-use professional development or classroom activity

Perfect For:

• AI literacy units

• Applied descriptive math lessons
• AI Digital Literacy
• Computer Science units
• High school or higher education courses
• Professional development sessions
• Digital citizenship lessons
• EdTech integration discussions
• Ethics or STEM enrichment

Format

This is a digital download (Print & Play edition).
No prep beyond printing and simple setup.
Be sure to watch this 30-minute Teacher Facilitator Training Video, which walks you through the prep and how to run a session for your students.

Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.

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Standards

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Delineate and evaluate the argument and specific claims in a text, assessing whether the reasoning is valid and the evidence is relevant and sufficient; identify false statements and fallacious reasoning.
Integrate and evaluate multiple sources of information presented in different media or formats (e.g., visually, quantitatively) as well as in words in order to address a question or solve a problem.
Use technology, including the Internet, to produce, publish, and update individual or shared writing products, taking advantage of technology’s capacity to link to other information and to display information flexibly and dynamically.
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