
Explore face detection, face recognition, personal data, privacy and fairness through real-world AI examples.
This Year 6–8 artificial intelligence lesson introduces students to face detection and face recognition. Students explore how everyday habits, such as taking selfies, can create data for AI systems. They learn the difference between detecting a face and recognizing a specific person.
Using real-world examples such as social media tags, phone security, and camera-based systems, students consider how face data is used and why privacy and fairness matter. This lesson is a strong introduction to AI ethics, data collection, bias, and responsible digital technology use.
This resource supports AI literacy, digital technologies, privacy, fairness, data, image recognition, facial recognition, and ethical technology discussions.
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Keywords: face detection, face recognition, AI ethics, privacy, fairness, artificial intelligence, data, selfies, social media tagging, phone security, Year 6 AI, Year 7 AI, Year 8 AI.
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