You & Ai
This short questionnaire helps me understand where you're starting from — so that when we sit down together, we can get straight to what matters to you.
There are no right or wrong answers. It isn't a test, and nothing here will be shared with anyone other than me. It takes most people around five minutes.
Your answers are shared only with Pete and used solely to prepare for your session.
What Ai actually is
These questions are about your general sense of what Ai is — not technical knowledge, just your honest impression.
1. How would you describe Ai to someone who'd never heard of it?
No need to get this right — just your instinct.
2. Which of these have you heard of?
3. Do you think Ai understands what it's saying, or is it doing something else entirely?
4. How confident are you that you could spot when Ai has got something wrong?
5. How much of what you know about Ai comes from news and social media, versus actually using it yourself?
6. How would you rate your overall understanding of Ai?
How Ai has entered your life
These questions are about your day-to-day experience — how much Ai has already entered your life, and how you feel about it.
1. Which Ai tools, if any, have you used in the last month?
2. How often do you use Ai tools?
3. When you use Ai, how do you feel about the results?
Note: scepticism is healthy.
4. Has Ai affected your work yet, either directly or in how your workplace talks about it?
5. Do you find yourself relying on Ai for things you might previously have done yourself?
6. How do you feel when you think about Ai becoming more present in your daily life?
Ai in your home
If you don't have children, feel free to skip this section or think about it in terms of other young people in your life — nieces, nephews, grandchildren, or students.
1. Are your children using Ai tools — for homework, creativity, or anything else?
2. Have you had a direct conversation with your children about Ai?
3. Do you feel ahead of, level with, or behind your children when it comes to understanding Ai?
4. Does your child's school have a clear position on Ai that you're aware of?
5. What concerns you most about Ai and your children?
6. How confident do you feel setting boundaries around Ai use at home?
The bigger questions
These questions don't have right or wrong answers — they're about your instincts and values, which matter just as much as knowledge.
1. Do you think Ai is broadly a good thing, a bad thing, or does it depend entirely on how it's used?
2. Has Ai ever made you feel uncomfortable — something it said, created, or was used for?
3. How important is it to you that your children develop skills Ai could do for them — writing, research, critical thinking?
4. Do you think about where Ai gets its information and whether it reflects a particular point of view?
5. How much do you trust the companies building Ai to act in the public interest? (optional)
6. If you could change one thing about how Ai is entering society, what would it be? (optional)
No need to get this right — just your instinct.
Where you're starting from
This is a snapshot of where you are today. There's no good or bad here — just a starting point for our conversation.
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