6Putting your name on AI work without getting burnedYour Responsibility
Exercise: Write a transparency statement you would actually use
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This exercise asks you to practise one of the most important skills in responsible AI use: clearly and confidently communicating AI's role in your work.
Instructions
Step 1—Choose a piece of work
Choose a piece of work. This can be something you have already created with AI assistance during this course, or something you could realistically create in your professional or personal life. Examples might include a report, a presentation, an email, a lesson plan, a marketing brief, or a research summary.
Briefly describe the piece of work you have chosen and the context in which it was created.
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Assessment Rubric Reference
Use the following descriptions to guide your self-assessment:
| Element | Strong | Adequate | Needs Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tool identification | Names specific tools and versions or tiers used | Names the general tool but lacks specificity | Vague ("I used AI") or omits entirely |
| Task description | Clearly describes what AI did and what it did not do | Describes AI's role but in general terms | Unclear about AI's actual contribution |
| Human contribution | Specific about review process, changes made, and verification steps | Mentions human review but lacks detail | Implies human review without describing it |
| Responsibility statement | Clear, confident affirmation of ownership and accountability | Present but formulaic | Missing or hedged ("AI might have made errors") |
| Overall tone | Professional, confident, matter-of-fact | Adequate but slightly apologetic or defensive | Apologetic, defensive, or dismissive |