The Rigby Foundation and The Purpose Coalition invite young people to contribute to a national Call for Evidence exploring what young people need to succeed in work and life as AI develops, and how education should respond.
We want to hear how you use AI, which tools you use, what helps or gets in the way of learning about it, and how education could prepare you for future work and everyday life. You do not need to use AI or be an expert to take part.
This open Call for Evidence sits alongside our wider programme of research sessions and roundtables. It gives anyone interested an opportunity to contribute, alongside those taking part in organised sessions, and will help build a detailed picture of needs, current provision and barriers to change.
For this Call for Evidence, AI literacy means understanding what AI can and cannot do, knowing when and how to use it, checking its outputs, and making safe, ethical and responsible choices. This includes recognising errors and bias and protecting personal information. It does not require coding expertise.
There are 19 questions. Please allow around 15 minutes. Answer from your own experience; you may skip any question you cannot answer. Please avoid including personal information about other people in your responses. Your evidence will help shape practical recommendations in the AI-Ready Education Blueprint.