Aim

To design a creative concept for an AI-powered app that solves a real-world problem ethically and responsibly.

Materials Required

• Chart paper or drawing sheet

• Sketch pens or colored markers

• Sticky notes (for brainstorming)

• Pencil and eraser

• Optional: internet or mobile device for quick research

Step-by-Step Activity Plan

Step 1: Identify a Real-World Problem (10 min)

Think about problems in your school, community, or city.
Examples:

• Overflowing dustbins and waste issues

• Students feeling stressed or anxious

• Stray animals needing food

• Water or electricity wastage

• Difficulty in finding lost items

Write these ideas on sticky notes and stick them on the board.

Step 2: Choose One Problem (5 min)

As a group, select one meaningful problem you really care about.
Ask yourselves:

• Who faces this problem?

• Why does it matter?

• How could technology help?

Encourage students to feel empathy — put themselves in the shoes of those affected.

Step 3: Imagine How AI Can Help (10–15 min)

Now brainstorm:
“How could AI make this better?”

Think of:

• What type of data will AI use? (images, voice, text, movement)

• What will AI do? (predict, detect, recommend, recognize)

• What will users see or do in the app?

👉 Example:
Problem: Too much food waste in school canteen.
AI Solution: An app that uses image recognition to detect leftover food and suggest portion sizes.

Step 4: Sketch Your AI App (15 min)

On chart paper, draw your AI-powered app concept.
Include:

• App name

• Main screen layout or logo

• Key AI feature (what makes it smart?)

• Who the users are

• How it helps people

Encourage creativity — use color, simple shapes, and captions.

Step 5: Present Your Idea (10–15 min)

Each group presents their “AI for Good” idea to the class as a short pitch.

Include in your presentation:

1. What problem are you solving?

2. Who will it help?

3. How does AI make your app smart?

4. Why is your idea fair, safe, and ethical?