• Go to: theyseeyourphotos.com

• Upload 2–3 photos of yourself.

• If you do not want to upload personal photos, use other photos from your gallery.

• Explore the results carefully.

Take notes:

• What information did the AI identify?

• What assumptions did it make about you?

• Which results were accurate?

• Which results were surprising or incorrect?

1. What did the AI learn about you from your photos?

2. Which prediction surprised you the most?

3. Did the AI make any incorrect assumptions? Give examples.

4. How comfortable are you with companies having access to this kind of information?

5. What does this experiment tell us about privacy on social media?

Discussion Prompts:

• Are we sharing more information online than we realize?

• Should social media companies be allowed to analyze our photos?

• What are the benefits of AI image analysis?

• What are the risks for privacy and personal freedom?

• Is it fair when AI makes assumptions about people?

• Can AI reinforce stereotypes or biases?

• Should governments regulate AI image analysis more strictly?

• Has this activity changed the way you think about posting photos online?

Task:

• Agree on a group position.

• Prepare a short statement (1–2 minutes) summarizing your opinion.

"One thing I discovered or learned today is..."

Group Presentation:

• Present your group's final position on AI image analysis and privacy.

• Be prepared to explain your reasoning and provide examples from the activity.