"List the three primary risks of using AI carelessly."

"Explain the 'Penguin Analogy' for AI bias in your own words, making it as simple as possible."

"Create a two-column table titled 'Safe vs. Unsafe AI Use'. List three examples in each column based on the text."

"What is the 'rule of responsibility'? Who is always the final check, and why is this non-negotiable? "

"Analyze the concept of 'overreliance'. Explain how using AI

before reading and writing can weaken a student's ability to think for themselves over time."

"Act as a digital safety instructor. A student wants to use an AI to help with a scholarship essay. Explain what kind of information is unsafe to share and why, based on the privacy risk."

"Design a 'Responsible AI Use Pledge.' This should be a short document with 5 bullet points that a student can sign. Each point should be a commitment based on the key principles of this section (e.g., 'I will always be the final check,' 'I will never share private data')."

"Create a critical thinking challenge. Present a biased statement that an AI might generate (e.g., based on a stereotype from its training data). My task is to write a prompt that questions the AI's bias and asks it to provide a more balanced perspective, citing the Penguin Analogy."