AI ETHICS COUNCIL · DAY 9 OF 10
Write the Code: Turn Values into Testable Rules
Name who must act, what they must do, and how someone can check it.
- Topic: principles + enforcement
- Time: one class period
- Turn in: five-principle group code and evidence notes
AI Ethics Council Casebook
Use the same casebook for all ten days. Earlier evidence stays available during the hearing and code-writing days.
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Today’s learning
Use the Council Lens: What decision? Who has power? Who is affected? What is the evidence? What check would make the system more accountable?
Today’s task
- Review the 100-point rubric and the evidence collected on Days 1–8.
- Write at least five principles covering bias, privacy, misinformation, transparency, and accountability.
- For every principle, name the actor, required action, evidence connection, and check.
- Include responsibilities for AI creators or organizations and for AI users.
- Revise repeated or vague rules before publishing the group code.
Casebook checkpoint
Complete page 10. Keep the complete casebook for the final council decision.
Success criteria
- ✓ At least five testable principles are included
- ✓ Each rule names an actor and action
- ✓ Every principle traces to unit evidence
- ✓ A check, audit, notice, limit, or appeal makes the rule enforceable
Use this sentence stem:
_____ must _____ before/when _____, and people can check the rule by _____.
_____ must _____ before/when _____, and people can check the rule by _____.
Word bank: principle · bias · privacy · transparency · accountability · audit · appeal
If you get stuck
- “Be fair” is a value, not yet a testable rule.
- Do not guarantee that a system will never fail. Name the test and response.
- A readable document or poster is enough; evidence matters more than decoration.
Before you submit
- Upload a readable copy of page 10. You may submit a document, PDF, photo, or short video walkthrough using the options your teacher enables.
- Keep your complete casebook; later days require evidence from earlier pages.