Module 1 - Session 1 Assignment
AI in My Workday Map
Student Name: Salma
ShehabAhmed
Ashraf Abdelrahman
Group / Cohort: CAI5_AIS9_S3
Submission Date: 20/7/2026
Assignment Objective
Objective: Identify where AI appears in daily work and explain, in simple terms, what AI can and cannot do
reliably.
Scenario
You are reviewing your own workday and looking for tasks where AI already appears or could support
productivity. Your goal is to build a realistic, non-technical map of AI use in everyday work. Required
Tasks
• List 5-7 everyday or workplace tasks where AI is already used or could be useful.
• For each task, describe what the AI system does in simple language.
• Classify each example as AI, Machine Learning, or Deep Learning where possible. If you are unsure, explain
why.
• Identify what AI can do well in each task and what still requires human review.
• Mark the risk level for each task as Low, Medium, or High.
• Write a short reflection explaining one task you would delegate to AI and one task you would not delegate
to AI.
Work Table
Task / Tool Where AI Appears AI / ML / DL What AI Does Well Human Review Risk Level
Needed
Phone Low
autocorrect Fixes typing Machine Catches Sometimes
mistakes while Learning (it simple changes a
I text or write learns spelling word I meant
notes common word mistakes fast on purpose; I
patterns) need to check
before
sending
YouTube / Netflix Suggests Machine Finds things Low
recommendations videos or shows Learning (it similar to what Doesn't know
based on what I learns from my I already like my mood that
watched before viewing habits) day, so
suggestions
aren't always
right
Code suggestions Suggests the Deep Learning Medium
in my coding app next line of (trained on lots Saves time by I still have to
(like an code while I of code finishing check the logic
autocomplete for solve a coding examples) simple, is correct and
code) problem repeated lines actually solves
of code the problem
Face grouping in Groups my Deep Learning Sorts a large Sometimes Medium
phone photo photos by the (recognizes number of mixes up two
gallery people in them faces in images) photos quickly people who
look alike
Google Maps Predicts traffic Machine Usually picks a Medium
traffic and and picks the Learning (learns good route and Can be wrong
directions fastest route from traffic warns me during sudden
patterns over about delays events like
time) accidents or
road closures
Voice assistant Listens to my Deep Learning Handles Gets confused Low
(like Siri or Google voice and (understands simple, clear by background
Assistant) answers and processes requests well noise or unclear
questions or speech) questions
sets reminders
Auto-grading tool Checks if my AI (follows Instantly tells Can't judge if High
for coding code passes the fixed rules to me if my my code is
practice websites test cases test the code) answer is right written in a
automatically or wrong smart or
efficient way,
only if it passes
Reflection
I would let AI help me with code suggestions while solving coding problems. It only saves me time on simple,
repeated parts, and I always check the logic myself before using it. So the risk of it causing a real mistake is low.
I would not let AI fully grade my coding answers on its own. It can check if the code passes the test cases, but it
cannot tell if I wrote the code in a smart way or if I actually understood the problem. A wrong or messy solution
could still pass by luck, and a good solution could fail from a small mistake that has nothing to do with my
understanding. This needs a real person to judge fairly.
Overall, this task taught me that AI is very good at fast, repeated, simple work, but not good at judging quality,
meaning, or context. Even for tasks I trust AI with, I still check the result myself before using it, which matches
what we were asked to do for this assignment.