AI Detective: Fact vs. Fiction
Practise spotting AI hallucinations, checking synthetic or manipulated media, and cross-checking claims.
4 modules
COURSE OVERVIEW
What learners explore
Practise spotting AI hallucinations, checking synthetic or manipulated media, and cross-checking claims.
Detailed curriculum overview
Meet the AI detective
- Understand that AI can produce convincing but incorrect information
- Notice confidence is not proof
Spot hallucinations
- Look for unsupported details and invented claims
- Ask what evidence would support an answer
Check images and deepfakes
- Look for context and signs that media may be altered
- Avoid treating a single visual clue as conclusive
Cross-check the case
- Compare claims with trustworthy sources
- Separate verified facts from questions that remain open
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How this course is delivered
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Who is it for?
This program is intended for children aged 7–15 years. Check the course level and Tinycapes’ current course page to confirm suitability for your child.
Future career paths to explore
These are longer-term possibilities the skills can help introduce. They are not jobs for children or a promise of employment.
- Future pathway: fact-checker or researcher
- Future pathway: trust and safety analyst
- Future pathway: digital media literacy educator
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