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📤 Sharing responsibly

Before sharing something made with AI, ask if it is true, fair and kind.

With AI it is very easy to create photos, videos and texts in seconds and share them with the world. This is fun but also delicate, because what you post can travel far and stay online forever. AI lets you make fake images that look real: a classmate's face on a body that is not theirs, an imitated voice, an invented piece of news. It seems like a joke, but it can truly hurt a person or fool many others. Before pressing «share», stop for a second and think: am I about to help or to harm?

A simple champion's test before sharing: is it true? is it fair to the people involved? is it kind? If one answer is no, better not to post. If you use AI to create something, it is honest to say it was AI, not to pass it off as real. And if you receive something suspicious, do not reshare it at once: check, ask an adult, avoid spreading lies by accident. Sharing is a power, and every power carries responsibility. The good digital citizen is not the one who posts the most, but the one others can trust.

🎒 Try it in class (or at home)

Try the «true, fair, kind» test on three imaginary posts and decide which you would share and which not, explaining why.

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