CBSE AI syllabus: all classes Class 7 Early AI · Unit 4
Class 7 AI Unit 4: Ethics & AI Bias Awareness
5 hours · assessed through projects
What this unit is about
What bias in AI means, with case examples of AI giving unfair results; responsible and fair use of AI; and digital citizenship, including giving informed consent before personal data is collected or shared.
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What the unit covers
- Introduction to bias in AI, with case examples.
- Responsible and fair use of AI.
- Digital citizenship and informed consent for personal data.
Key terms
- AI bias
- When AI treats some people unfairly because of its data or design.
- Informed consent
- Agreeing to share your data only after understanding how it will be used.
- Digital citizenship
- Behaving safely, kindly and responsibly online.
Exam-style questions
1. What does it mean when an AI is biased?
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It gives unfair or less accurate results for some groups of people, usually because its training data did not represent them well.
2. An app asks for your contacts to play a game. What should you do?
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Refuse unless you understand why it needs them; a game does not need your contacts to work.
Sources
Unit names, hours and marks checked against the official CBSE 2026-27 curriculum on 1 November 2026. Explanations and questions are written by CogniGuru.