Tool 06 · Session 2 · Images · Default tests
Default Test Comparison Viewer
Choose a vague prompt and compare three authored scenes: an illustrated default hypothesis, a more specific condition, and a critical revision. The point is to practice a controlled comparison and name what a real test would need to verify.
Big idea: defaults are not neutral.
Teaching simulation: these scenes are authored illustrations, not outputs from a real image model. Practice the method here — a claim about a real model needs real, documented outputs.
Comparison table
A teacher
| Version | Prompt | Simulated scene | Illustrated hypothesis | What changed? | Ethical question |
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Participant claim
Move from “I like it” to a testable hypothesis: what does this authored comparison illustrate, and what documented real outputs would test it?
Classroom prompts
- What did the prompt leave unspecified?
- Which possible default is this authored scene designed to illustrate?
- Does the revision challenge the hypothesis, complicate it, or route around it?
- Which documented real outputs would test this hypothesis?