Aim

To compare how humans and AI perform different types of tasks and understand their unique abilities.

Materials Needed

• Notebook or worksheet

• Pencil or pen

• Printed activity table (optional)

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Create a Table

Draw two columns in your notebook:

Step 2: List Some Tasks

Write down at least 10 tasks like:

1. Solving math problems

2. Painting a picture

3. Playing chess

4. Understanding jokes

5. Diagnosing diseases

6. Recognizing faces in photos

7. Writing stories

8. Driving a car

9. Making emotional decisions

10. Sorting large amounts of data

Step 3: Mark Who Does It Better

Mark each row as:

• Human (if humans are better)

• AI (if machines are better)

• Both (if they can do it equally well in different ways)

Example:

Step 4: Discuss in Class

Talk about:

• Why did you choose AI for some tasks and humans for others?

• Can AI truly be “creative,” or is it just copying patterns?

• What happens when humans and AI work together?

Step 5: Reflection

Write 3–4 sentences on what you learned:

“I learned that AI can process large data faster than humans, but it cannot feel emotions.
Humans are creative and understand context. When both work together, amazing solutions are possible.”