You've seen how students and developers can guide AI with tools, prompts, and safety rules. Let's practice identifying these controls when you use AI for studying.
Engagement Message
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Type
Sort Into Boxes
Practice Question
Sort these AI control methods by who primarily sets them.
Labels
- First Box Label: Developer-Set
- Second Box Label: Student-Driven
First Box Items
- System Prompts
- Safety Refusals
- Tool Permissions
- Academic Guardrails
Second Box Items
- Study Prompts
- Asking for explanations
- Homework help requests
Type
Multiple Choice
Practice Question
An AI responds, "As your study assistant, I'm here to help you learn and understand concepts better!" This helpful academic tone is most likely the result of:
A. The AI's natural preference for helping students. B. A specific student prompt asking it to be educational. C. A system prompt defining its role as a learning assistant. D. The AI using an external "tutoring" tool.
Suggested Answers
- A
- B
- C - Correct
- D
Type
Swipe Left or Right
Practice Question
Is this AI behavior a result of a refusal rule or the use of a tool? Swipe left or right.
Labels
- Left Label: Refusal Rule
