Artificial Intelligence: Reality, Fiction and Responsibility
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Introduction
Framework. This sequence fits the curriculum axes "Scientific innovation and responsibility", "Fictions and realities" and "Citizenship and virtual worlds".
Levels. Version A for the lycée général: Première from B1+ towards B2, Terminale B2, with documents reaching towards C1. Version B for Bac pro classes: B1, with shorter texts and more support.
Aim. To sort what belongs to reality and what belongs to science fiction in artificial intelligence, and to think about responsibility, with Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 as a literary warning.
Organisation. Five sessions and a final task, the Silicon Valley speech. The sequence ends with an assessment out of 20 and its answer key, a teacher marking grid and an active correction sheet. These three pages also exist in an adapted version for learners with dyslexia.
A sequence about artificial intelligence, between reality and fiction, with Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 as a literary warning. Choose your version.
Full sequence, axes: Innovations scientifiques et responsabilité, Fictions et réalités, Citoyenneté et mondes virtuels.Version B · Bac pro · B1 (lighter version)
Same themes, shorter texts, more scaffolding, shorter speech.Assessment out of 20
With its answer key and a model answerTeacher marking grid
Criteria and pointsActive correction sheet
My mistake, type of error, correct form, whyAdapted version (dyslexia)
Assessment, marking grid and correction sheet