AI Safe Lens Paid pack · ages 15–18 · print-first
Burden of Proof
Four lessons for students old enough to be answerable, built on Theory of Knowledge classroom method: strip a marketing claim to what the machine measurably does, test an AI-written history against primary sources, hold three good principles in tension, and sign a delegation memo for real coursework.
Print-first. Two lessons carry optional live-tool variants using your school’s approved tools; the delegation memo doubles as an honest AI acknowledgement where school rules require one.
Maps to the AILit Framework (EU/OECD, 2026): Engage with AI 2, 3 and 7, and Manage AI 1 and 3, Intermediate to Advanced. UNESCO blocks (2024): human accountability and safe and responsible use, Apply level, reaching ethics by design.
What’s inside
Four lessons, one standard of proof
Each session comes complete: the steps, the words to say, the traps to watch for, and the conversation questions with directions for where each one should land. Read online or print the whole pack.
Marketing vs Mechanism
Rewrite AI product claims in language an engineer would sign, then discover why the accurate version loses sales.
One lesson · Engage 2The Second Draft of History
An AI-written account of an event your course studies meets the primary sources your students already hold. They log every omission, flattening and confident error.
One or two lessons · Engage 3Principles in Tension
AI exam proctoring: fairness, privacy and transparency all have a case, and they cannot all win. Debate, switch sides, draft the policy.
One or two lessons · Engage 7The Delegation Memo
Decompose real coursework, rule each task automate, augment or keep, and sign for the lot. A skill their future employers do worse.
One lesson · Manage 1 & 3A taste of the pack“A claim that cannot be false is not information; it is decoration. From now on, one habit: find the sentence about what the system measurably does. If a product page never contains that sentence, that is your answer.”
The closing line from “Marketing vs Mechanism”
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- Four complete sessions with scripts, traps and conversation directions
- Licensed for your own classes, or your own family at home
- Print-friendly: the whole pack prints from one button
- Mapped to the AILit Framework and UNESCO's student framework
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