AOT 5.19

Open Ended

What sustainable strategies can the youth group implement to effectively address the root causes of food insecurity?

Multiple Choice

A filter bubble can cause you to believe misinformation because ___.

• it provides access to all available information.
• it promotes open dialogue and debate.
• it limits exposure to diverse perspectives and reinforces existing beliefs.
• it encourages critical thinking and skepticism.

Multiple Choice

A person’s thinking might become one-sided because of an algorithm because ___.

• the algorithm encourages diverse perspectives.
• a person’s thinking might become one-sided due to the algorithm's bias in information selection.
• the algorithm provides a balanced view of information.
• the algorithm enhances critical thinking skills.

Multiple Choice

How can a filter bubble help you while on the internet?

• A filter bubble limits your access to diverse viewpoints.
• A filter bubble increases your online security and privacy.
• A filter bubble helps by personalizing content to match your interests.
• A filter bubble ensures you see all available content on the internet.

Multiple Choice

What steps can individuals take to ensure their online feeds are filled with accurate information and diverse perspectives?

• Only follow popular influencers
• Ignore differing opinions
• Share unverified news articles
• Follow reputable sources, diversify perspectives, engage critically, filter misinformation, and discuss with diverse individuals.

Multiple Select

Which of the following actions can help minimize the spread of misinformation online?

• Verifying information before sharing

• Only following accounts that agree with your views

• Sharing sensational content quickly

• Ignoring content you don't like

Open Ended

What is misinformation amplification and how does it occur on social media platforms?

Multiple Choice

What is a conspiracy theory?

• A conspiracy theory is a belief that events are secretly manipulated by powerful groups.
• A conspiracy theory is a popular social media trend.
• A conspiracy theory is a type of government policy.
• A conspiracy theory is a scientifically proven fact.

Open Ended

What conspiracy Theory have you heard and where did you find that information?

Multiple Choice

What strategies can Jamie implement to break out of his filter bubble and reduce the influence of misinformation in his feed?

• Ignore all news articles
• Diversify news sources, engage with fact-checkers, adjust algorithms, seek challenging information.
• Follow only popular influencers
• Limit social media use

Open Ended

What steps can gamers take to verify information before sharing it, to prevent the spread of misinformation in their community?

Multiple Choice

Jordan’s feed only shows news from one political side, and he wants to see more balanced information. What should Jordan do to reduce the effects of the filter bubble created by AI?

• Keep clicking on the same type of articles to confirm his opinion

• Use different sources and search for opposing views

• Turn off his device completely

• Trust the algorithm to correct itself over time

Open Ended

What strategies can Kelly use to ensure she finds a variety of healthy recipes and avoids relying solely on content from one influencer?

Open Ended

How can Lisa verify the accuracy of information before sharing it online to prevent the spread of misinformation?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes what is happening when Mika's app recommends more ghost videos after she clicks on one?

• AI is warning her about fake stories

• AI is teaching her how to find true ghost stories

• AI is deleting all unrelated videos

• AI is creating a filter bubble by showing similar content

Multiple Choice

Every time Mika clicks on a video about ghosts, her app recommends even more ghost videos, even ones with made up stories. What is happening because of AI?

• AI is creating a filter bubble by showing similar content

• The AI is deleting ghost videos from the app.
• The AI is blocking all content related to ghosts.
• The AI is only showing videos about real-life events.

Multiple Choice

Jordan’s feed only shows news from one political side, and he’s starting to think it’s the only right view. He wants to see more balanced information. What should Jordan do to reduce the effects of the filter bubble created by AI?

• Ignore news altogether
• Only read articles from his preferred source
• Follow social media influencers for news updates
• Report or stop engaging with false content and check facts.

Multiple Choice

Emma clicked on a video that gave false health tips, and now her entire feed is full of similar misinformation. She’s starting to believe those tips are real. How can Emma minimize the impact of this misinformation spread by AI?

• Trust only celebrity endorsements for health advice.
• Ignore all health-related content online.
• Follow every health trend on social media.
• Seek credible health sources and adjust social media settings.

Open Ended

Explain the difference between misinformation and a filter bubble, and discuss how AI can contribute to each. Provide an example for both.

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to understand how AI can contribute to the spread of misinformation and create filter bubbles?

• Understanding AI is only relevant for tech experts.
• Filter bubbles are solely caused by social media algorithms.
• It is important to understand AI's role in spreading misinformation and creating filter bubbles to promote media literacy and informed decision-making.
• AI can eliminate misinformation entirely.