AI Data Collection and Privacy
What data AI systems collect about you; who has it and why it matters; cookies, tracking, smart speakers always listening; your data is valuable
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“Does your child understand that apps and websites collect information about what they do online, and could they explain why that matters?”
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- Activity. What data AI systems collect about you; who has it and why it matters; cookies, tracking, smart speakers always listening; your data is valuable
What to notice. Name at least three types of personal data that AI systems collect • Explain why personal data is valuable to companies • Describe one step they can take to protect their privacy online
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Does your child understand that apps and websites collect information about what they do online, and could they explain why that matters?
What data AI systems collect about you; who has it and why it matters; cookies, tracking, smart speakers always listening; your data is valuable
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- Name at least three types of personal data that AI systems collect
- Explain why personal data is valuable to companies
- Describe one step they can take to protect their privacy online
“Does your child understand that apps and websites collect information about what they do online, and could they explain why that matters?”
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- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- Computing
- Domain
- Artificial Intelligence
- Age range
- Ages 9–11