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07 September 2025 - AI News Quiz for Children Aged 14-17 Years Old
Welcome to the AI News Quiz for Children Aged 14–17! This quiz brings together some of the most interesting and important AI stories from the first week of September 2025. From supercomputers to farming breakthroughs, you’ll discover how AI is making an impact in the real world.
Don’t worry if you don’t know all the answers straight away. This quiz is designed to be fun as well as informative. Just guess if you’re unsure—you’ll find out immediately if you were right, and learn something new along the way.
So, grab your curiosity and give it a go! You might be surprised at how exciting, useful, and sometimes even funny AI can be in everyday life.
1 .
At a huge tech show in Berlin, what did the Acemate tennis robot actually do on court?
Serve trays of sandwiches to the crowd
Chase balls using a leaf blower
Argue with the umpire about line calls
Rally with human players like a real hitting partner
Reporters at IFA 2025 didn’t just watch a demo—they hit rallies against Acemate. Using twin 4K cameras and AI, the robot tracked shots and returned the ball reliably, even giving coaching feedback. It’s a fun glimpse of how embodied AI is moving into real sports training.
2 .
Which UK university launched a £118 million AI programme to transform vaccine research?
University of Oxford
University of Cambridge
University of Leeds
University of Edinburgh
Oxford University teamed up with the Ellison Institute to launch a £118m project using AI and human challenge trials. The aim is to spot immune “clues” that reveal when vaccines work, especially against tough bugs like E. coli and pneumonia. It’s a major push to design vaccines faster and fight antibiotic resistance.
3 .
Which major UK guidance for schools was updated to cover AI risks and online fakes?
GCSE Exam Handbook
National School Sports Code
Keeping Children Safe in Education
Teachers’ Annual Budget Guide
From September 2025, schools in England must follow updated Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) rules. The changes tell teachers to be alert to online harms such as AI-generated misinformation, conspiracy theories, and unsafe digital content. It’s about preparing students for safer lives in a digital world.
4 .
Which European agricultural AI project is piloting regenerative farming techniques in the UK?
Project Rainforest
FIRST Potato—using AI to assess regenerative practices
CornMind—predicting maize growth with neural nets
RoboHarvest—automating harvesting with drones
The UK is one of the pilot locations for FIRST Potato, a €700,000 EIT-Food project. It uses real-time field data, computer models, and AI to validate how regenerative farming methods—like soil-friendly practices—affect potato yield and quality. The aim is to help farmers apply regenerative practices at scale.
5 .
Which big change did OpenAI announce for parents of teens using ChatGPT?
Free pizza tokens for heavy users
A daily “homework finished” certificate
Parents can link accounts and get alerts if teens seem in acute distress
Automatic bedtime reminders from the chatbot
OpenAI revealed new parental controls for ChatGPT. Parents will be able to link accounts, turn memory on or off, and even get notified if their teen shows signs of serious distress. The changes were introduced to improve safety, especially after concerns over how young people use AI tools.
6 .
Scientists used AI to detect thousands of hidden earthquakes below an Italian volcano—what was revealed?
AI caused the earthquakes
The volcano stopped all seismic activity
Only earthquakes above magnitude 4 matter
The system found four times more quakes than older methods
Researchers developed an AI-based seismic tool that analysed data from Campi Flegrei, near Naples, and detected over four times more tiny earthquakes than traditional methods. It also revealed new fault lines, improving understanding of risks in this densely populated area—key for monitoring and safety planning.
7 .
Which UK government guidance now warns schools about AI-generated misinformation?
Keeping Children Safe in Education
Healthy Eating in Schools
GCSE Science Practical Guide
National Curriculum Sports Handbook
The 2025 update to Keeping Children Safe in Education requires schools in England to teach awareness of digital risks, including AI-generated misinformation, conspiracy theories, and unsafe online content. The goal is to help students think critically and stay safe in a digital-first world.
8 .
Which new AI model from the UK’s Met Office is showing promise for long-range weather forecasts?
RainBot 3000
Climate Genie XL
ACE2 machine learning model
CloudPredictor Pro
The Met Office unveiled results from its ACE2 machine learning model, which can predict seasonal weather patterns months ahead. It showed strong accuracy in spotting the North Atlantic Oscillation—a key driver of UK winters. Scientists say this could transform how we plan for farming, flooding, and energy demand.
9 .
Which major university used AI to create entirely new antibiotics against superbugs like MRSA and gonorrhoea?
University of Pennsylvania
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Oxford
Stanford University
Researchers at MIT employed generative AI to design brand-new antibiotic molecules—compounds that had never existed before. When tested in the lab and in mice, some showed promising results against dangerous superbugs like MRSA and drug-resistant gonorrhoea. It hints at a “second golden age” of antibiotic discovery.
10 .
What UK-based AI supercomputer officially went live to support science and healthcare?
Isambard-AI
TitanMind
MegaChip 1.0
FutureCompute X
The UK’s most powerful AI supercomputer, Isambard-AI, became fully operational at Bristol’s BriCS centre. Built with £225m in government funding and thousands of Nvidia GH200 chips, it’s one of the world’s fastest and most energy-efficient. It will support projects in climate science, healthcare, and advanced AI safety.
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