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How AI Thinks
Created by Argraide
Updated October 27th, 2026
At a glance
- Staff pick
- Picked by the Argraide team
- Play mode
- 📱 Solo
- Format
- 🖼️ 2D
- Length
- ⏱ 30 minutes or more
- Subject
- Science
- Grade
- 7
- Curriculum
- Ontario
- Curriculum codes
- A2.1A2.2
About this activity
A friendly lab where students build a tiny word-count language model, watch it write, retrain it on different libraries, catch it making things up, plan a tool-using agent and finish with how to use AI safely.
What students learn
- Model next-word prediction by counting word pairs in a training text and turning counts into probability bars (A2.1)
- Predict what a model writes when it always takes the most likely next word (A2.1)
- Explain how training data shapes and can bias a model's answers (A2.2)
- Check a model's confident claims against a source and flag the made-up ones (A2.2)
- Plan an agent loop and pick the right tool for a task (A2.1, A2.2)
- Decide what never to share with an AI tool and how to verify an answer (A2.2)
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