DiscovernewmedicinesD: broad range ofmedication anddisease datasetsP: what newmolecules mightbe therapeuticPlay amotionsensitivevideo gameon Wii D: examples ofmotions that go withactionsP: the action you'retrying to take whenyou make a motion  Have awritingassignmentgraded by acomputerD: examples ofgraded writingassignmentsP: the grade a newassignmentdeserves Replaceletters, like“lol” with asuggestedemoji D: what eachemoji could meanP: the best emojito replace whatyou’ve texted Decidehow muchto lend apersonD: Your credit historyand the behavior ofpeople "similar" toyouP: how likely you areto pay back the loanGet asuggestedemailsresponse onGmailD: people’sresponses frompast emailexchangesP: a response youmight give to anew emailPredictlikelihood ofcertaindiseases orbehaviorD: 23 and me DNAtestsP: What DNA isassociated withdisease,intelligence, orcriminalityHave yourwordsautocorrectedin a text D: examples ofhow peoplemisspell wordsP: the wordyou’re trying tospellGet aforecast froma weatherappD: what theweather was likein the pastP: what theweather will belike in the futureSee anad oninstagramD: the Instagramaccounts peoplefollow and whatthey buyP: what you mightbuy based on whoyou follow Decide ona criminalsentenceD: criminalhistory of"similar' peopleP: How likely theperson is to re-offendUse an applike Shazamto identify asong D: examples of whatsongs sound like innoisy environmentsP: the name of asong playing in anoisy environmentHave anews appsuggestan articleD: the newsarticles you’veread in the pastP: the newsarticles you maylike to readHave googleautocompleteyour searchqueryD: past searches ofpeople who shareyour interestP: your full searchafter you type thefirst wordUse a mapapp to finda path to adestinationD: how long ithistorically takesto get from point Ato BP: the shortestcommute frompoint A to B Use AI inhiringdecisionsD: how similarpeople performedin the pastP: whether aperson is a goodfit for a jobCommunicatewith acustomerservice bot D: the most helpfulanswer to pastcustomerquestionsP: the best answerto your questionListen to arecommendedsong onSpotify D: past songsthat you’velistened toP: new songsyou may likeHave anemail go toyour spamfolderD: examples ofemails that areor aren’t spamP: whether anew email isspamReceive aproductrecommendationon Amazon D: the productspeople have boughttogether in the pastP: a product youmight like with whatyou just bought Use aSnapchatfilter D: examples ofpeople’s facesP: where topaste a funnynose on yourfaceSearch forsomethingon GoogleD: past linksyou’ve clickedon in GoogleP: which searchresults you’dwant to see firstSend avoice totextmessageD: transcribedaudio of peopletalkingP: transcriptionof your audiomessage Ringdoorbellflagssomethingas suspciousD: People andthings usershave flagged inthe pastP: Who or whatis "suspicous"DiscovernewmedicinesD: broad range ofmedication anddisease datasetsP: what newmolecules mightbe therapeuticPlay amotionsensitivevideo gameon Wii D: examples ofmotions that go withactionsP: the action you'retrying to take whenyou make a motion  Have awritingassignmentgraded by acomputerD: examples ofgraded writingassignmentsP: the grade a newassignmentdeserves Replaceletters, like“lol” with asuggestedemoji D: what eachemoji could meanP: the best emojito replace whatyou’ve texted Decidehow muchto lend apersonD: Your credit historyand the behavior ofpeople "similar" toyouP: how likely you areto pay back the loanGet asuggestedemailsresponse onGmailD: people’sresponses frompast emailexchangesP: a response youmight give to anew emailPredictlikelihood ofcertaindiseases orbehaviorD: 23 and me DNAtestsP: What DNA isassociated withdisease,intelligence, orcriminalityHave yourwordsautocorrectedin a text D: examples ofhow peoplemisspell wordsP: the wordyou’re trying tospellGet aforecast froma weatherappD: what theweather was likein the pastP: what theweather will belike in the futureSee anad oninstagramD: the Instagramaccounts peoplefollow and whatthey buyP: what you mightbuy based on whoyou follow Decide ona criminalsentenceD: criminalhistory of"similar' peopleP: How likely theperson is to re-offendUse an applike Shazamto identify asong D: examples of whatsongs sound like innoisy environmentsP: the name of asong playing in anoisy environmentHave anews appsuggestan articleD: the newsarticles you’veread in the pastP: the newsarticles you maylike to readHave googleautocompleteyour searchqueryD: past searches ofpeople who shareyour interestP: your full searchafter you type thefirst wordUse a mapapp to finda path to adestinationD: how long ithistorically takesto get from point Ato BP: the shortestcommute frompoint A to B Use AI inhiringdecisionsD: how similarpeople performedin the pastP: whether aperson is a goodfit for a jobCommunicatewith acustomerservice bot D: the most helpfulanswer to pastcustomerquestionsP: the best answerto your questionListen to arecommendedsong onSpotify D: past songsthat you’velistened toP: new songsyou may likeHave anemail go toyour spamfolderD: examples ofemails that areor aren’t spamP: whether anew email isspamReceive aproductrecommendationon Amazon D: the productspeople have boughttogether in the pastP: a product youmight like with whatyou just bought Use aSnapchatfilter D: examples ofpeople’s facesP: where topaste a funnynose on yourfaceSearch forsomethingon GoogleD: past linksyou’ve clickedon in GoogleP: which searchresults you’dwant to see firstSend avoice totextmessageD: transcribedaudio of peopletalkingP: transcriptionof your audiomessage Ringdoorbellflagssomethingas suspciousD: People andthings usershave flagged inthe pastP: Who or whatis "suspicous"

AI Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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G G
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G G
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N N
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O O
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N N
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I I
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  1. O-D: broad range of medication and disease datasets P: what new molecules might be therapeutic
    O-Discover new medicines
  2. G- D: examples of motions that go with actions P: the action you're trying to take when you make a motion
    G-Play a motion sensitive video game on Wii
  3. G-D: examples of graded writing assignments P: the grade a new assignment deserves
    G-Have a writing assignment graded by a computer
  4. O-D: what each emoji could mean P: the best emoji to replace what you’ve texted
    O-Replace letters, like “lol” with a suggested emoji
  5. B-D: Your credit history and the behavior of people "similar" to you P: how likely you are to pay back the loan
    B-Decide how much to lend a person
  6. I-D: people’s responses from past email exchanges P: a response you might give to a new email
    I-Get a suggested emails response on Gmail
  7. B-D: 23 and me DNA tests P: What DNA is associated with disease, intelligence, or criminality
    B-Predict likelihood of certain diseases or behavior
  8. I-D: examples of how people misspell words P: the word you’re trying to spell
    I-Have your words autocorrected in a text
  9. O-D: what the weather was like in the past P: what the weather will be like in the future
    O-Get a forecast from a weather app
  10. G-D: the Instagram accounts people follow and what they buy P: what you might buy based on who you follow
    G-See an ad on instagram
  11. G-D: criminal history of "similar' people P: How likely the person is to re-offend
    G-Decide on a criminal sentence
  12. N-D: examples of what songs sound like in noisy environments P: the name of a song playing in a noisy environment
    N-Use an app like Shazam to identify a song
  13. O-D: the news articles you’ve read in the past P: the news articles you may like to read
    O-Have a news app suggest an article
  14. N-D: past searches of people who share your interest P: your full search after you type the first word
    N-Have google autocomplete your search query
  15. I-D: how long it historically takes to get from point A to B P: the shortest commute from point A to B
    I-Use a map app to find a path to a destination
  16. O-D: how similar people performed in the past P: whether a person is a good fit for a job
    O-Use AI in hiring decisions
  17. G-D: the most helpful answer to past customer questions P: the best answer to your question
    G-Communicate with a customer service bot
  18. N-D: past songs that you’ve listened to P: new songs you may like
    N-Listen to a recommended song on Spotify
  19. I-D: examples of emails that are or aren’t spam P: whether a new email is spam
    I-Have an email go to your spam folder
  20. B-D: the products people have bought together in the past P: a product you might like with what you just bought
    B-Receive a product recommendation on Amazon
  21. N-D: examples of people’s faces P: where to paste a funny nose on your face
    N-Use a Snapchat filter
  22. I-D: past links you’ve clicked on in Google P: which search results you’d want to see first
    I-Search for something on Google
  23. B-D: transcribed audio of people talking P: transcription of your audio message
    B-Send a voice to text message
  24. B-D: People and things users have flagged in the past P: Who or what is "suspicous"
    B-Ring doorbell flags something as suspcious