Microsoft, through its Xbox division, has launched a new content downloadable for Minecraft Education, entitled “CybersaFe Ai: Dig DEIPER”. This innovative DLC aims to guide young people, in particular between 8 and 18 years old, to discover the AI ​​potential, while providing the necessary tools to use it safely and ethically.
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CyberSafe AI: Dig Deeper
“, players can explore a virtual world in which artificial intelligence is naturally integrated. Through a series of interactive challenges and activities, Young people learn fundamental concepts such as academic integrity, accuracy of information and online privacy. The goal is to develop a critical thinking and a responsible approach to the use of tools based on artificial intelligence.
Here is the launch video
“Human ingenuity is at the center of artificial intelligence and represents an extraordinary opportunity to provide educators, children and families the knowledge and skills necessary to use the IA safely, enhancing creativity and its positive impact on the world“, afferma Carlos Figueiredo, Director of Player Safety di Mojang Studios. “Educating the new generations to the conscious use of artificial intelligence. Thanks to initiatives such as” CybersaFe Ai: Dig Deeper “, young people can acquire the skills necessary to become digital citizens responsible and make the most of the potential offered by this technology.”
According to the last global survey on Microsoft’s online security, there was a global increase in generative active users. “Our results showed that in 2024, 51% of people are users or generative IA experimenters compared to 38% in 2023. The Z generation continues to guide this adoption with 64% of young adults who declare that they have ever used the technology. This means that it is up to us, especially to those who work in the sector of technology and games, make sure that young people have the necessary support to navigate in the world in a safe way, while stimulating their curiosity and creativity in exploring These new technologies.”, conclude Figueiredo, Director of Player Safety di Mojang Studios.