Resources
Interactive tools, games, and guides for building critical AI literacy.
Games
Bot or Not
Can you tell the difference between human writing and AI-generated text? 192 quotes from published authors and AI models. Each round presents a short passage and asks you to decide: was this written by a person or a machine? Harder than you think.
Play Bot or Not →Good Employee
A satirical interactive experience about AI compliance in the workplace. You are a new employee at a company that has gone all-in on AI. Your job is to follow the policy. The question is whether you should.
Play Good Employee →Dead Reference
Can you spot a fabricated academic citation? AI hallucinations in research are a serious problem. This game presents real and fabricated references side by side and asks you to identify the fakes. 40 citations drawn from real and AI-generated sources.
Play Dead Reference →Tools
Integrity Debt Audit
A structured self-assessment tool for organisations. It measures the gap between what you say about AI and what you actually do. 50 questions across five domains: policy, practice, transparency, training, and accountability. Takes 10 minutes. Returns a score and specific recommendations.
Take the audit →Guides
Practical guides for educators and professionals, available on Gumroad.
The ETHICAL Framework for AI in Education
A practical framework for educators making decisions about AI in their teaching. Seven principles for evaluating AI tools and designing AI-inclusive curricula. Based on peer-reviewed research and classroom practice. Includes worked examples and planning templates.
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