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Module 8 – The AI Decision Game (Capstone)

Module 8's overall obective

Module 8 brings together the skills developed across the VALUES learning programme and puts them into practice. Through an interactive decision game, you will make choices about how AI should — or should not — be used in a sensitive real-life situation, considering accuracy, fairness, privacy, transparency and responsibility before deciding what to do.

Before You Start...

Estimated time: flexible — depending on the pathway you choose and how much time you spend on discussion and reflection

Available formats include View online (flipbook) or download as PDF

Takes the form of an interactive decision game with different choices, pathways and outcomes

Designed for young people aged 15–30, youth workers and educators

You can complete Module 8 as the final capstone activity after working through the VALUES learning programme.

What you'll learn

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How to apply ethical AI decision-making tools to a realistic situation rather than considering AI risks only in theory

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How to decide when AI can help with sensitive communication, when human editing is needed, and when it may be better not to use AI at all

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How to check AI-assisted content for inaccurate information, unfair wording, privacy risks and unnecessary personal details before sharing i

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How tone, responsibility and authenticity affect AI-assisted communication, particularly when dealing with conflict or repairing relationships

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How to reflect on the consequences of your choices, compare different approaches and identify a safer follow-up action

Access the Module and digital badge

View online below via the interactive flipbook

Download PDF using the button below to browse offline

Bring everything you have learned together and earn the Final Capstone Digital Badge.

Complete the AI Decision Game and the Module 8 reflection and evidence capture activity to demonstrate how you can apply responsible AI principles in a real-world scenario.

Your badge recognises your ability to move beyond simply understanding ethical AI principles and apply them when making practical decisions.

Quiz

1. In the AI Decision Game scenario, why is it important to verify the facts in an AI-drafted apology before sending it?(Required)
2. According to the four-move framework for a sincere apology, which of the following should you avoid?(Required)
3. In the game, what is the risk of naming the person who was upset in an AI-generated apology posted in a group chat?(Required)
4. The game's four guardrails are Verify, Fairness, Privacy, and Disclosure. What does the 'Fairness' guardrail ask you to consider?(Required)
5. What happened in the outcome for Choice A1 (sending the AI draft unchanged, including the disputed line and the named person)?(Required)
6. What does the 'Disclosure' guardrail in the game suggest you ask yourself?(Required)
7. In the game, the 'THINK' acronym stands for True, Helpful, Intent, Neutral, Kind. How does this tool help when using AI in conflict situations?(Required)
8. According to the module, when is a short, honest message usually better than a longer, more polished AI-generated one?(Required)
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