The Raspberry Pi Foundation and Google DeepMind offer AI safety resources to help prepare today’s students for daily lives and jobs that will be very different to ours…
The Raspberry Pi Foundation, in collaboration with Google DeepMind, has added new, free AI safety resources to its Experience AI programme. These resources aim to empower students to navigate AI safely and responsibly as it continues to reshape our world.
1. Adaptable learning resources
The new AI safety resources consist of three highly adaptable sessions:
- AI and your data: Encourages reflection on how personal data is used by AI and how AI affects data protection
- Media literacy in the age of AI: Explores how AI tools can both spread and combat misinformation
- Using generative AI responsibly: Prompts students to reflect on their responsibilities when using AI and their expectations of developers
Each session includes lesson plans, slide decks, worksheets and other teaching materials.
2. Empower students
Your students will learn to identify data-driven systems, advocate for privacy and set expectations for ethical AI use. They will learn how to identify AI-generated media, critically assess online information and recognise the importance of fairness and transparency on social platforms.
Students will also develop an understanding of the issues surrounding ethical and responsible uses of AI and its capabilities, and the need for privacy and data security. These will all be crucial skills in a world increasingly shaped by AI technologies.
“The activities are flexible, standalone and can be done in any order.”
3. Seamless integration
Based on teacher feedback, we’ve designed these resources to integrate seamlessly into your teaching schedule. In common with our other Experience AI resources, they are tailored for easy delivery by non specialist teachers of 11- to 14-year-olds.
Each session includes a video that delivers key messages, supported by unplugged activities and discussions. The activities are flexible, standalone and can be done in any order, giving you the freedom to choose and adapt them to suit your own specific classroom needs.
4. Free teacher training
We’ve partnered with Parent Zone to provide free teacher training for secondary educators in how to use and implement the Experience AI resources. This training will be delivered throughout 2025, with options for in-school sessions, virtual twilight sessions and in-person sessions held at the Google AI Campus in London.
Teachers who sign up to take part will gain confidence in discussing AI, and be better equipped to deliver Experience AI lessons within the classroom.
An educator’s guide is also available for those unable to participate in the free training. You’ll find more information here.
5. Essential knowledge
AI is increasingly shaping our digital world, and starting to influence the information young people see, the tools they use and even the decisions they make. This means they will need to know how to use AI safely and responsibly.
By understanding AI’s potential risks – such as misinformation, data privacy issues and other ethical concerns – they can make more informed choices, protect their personal information and navigate AI technologies more safely and responsibly. The skills students learn from engaging with the AI Safety resources will be essential for ensuring that they engage with AI in ways that benefit both them and society.
Find out more and download the resources via our website.
- Inclusive materials
Tailored for specialist and non-specialist teachers of 11- to 14-year-olds to make it easy for educators without AI expertise to teach the material.
- Flexible and adaptable
Sessions are standalone and flexible, allowing you to integrate them into your existing schedule and adapt them to suit your students’ needs.
- Comprehensive support
Each session includes detailed lesson plans, slide decks, worksheets, and additional resources to assist in delivering the content effectively.
- Critical skills
Empower your students to develop critical thinking skills around AI, privacy, misinformation, and responsible AI use, preparing them for an AI-driven world.
