AI Image Generation and Consent: The Conversation Every Family Needs This Year

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the foundational consent rule regarding AI-generated images that families should establish?

   1. Only obtain permission for sexual or violent AI-generated images
   2. Never create an AI image of a person without their explicit permission
   3. Only need permission if the AI-generated image will be posted publicly
   4. Permission is implied if the person is your friend or acquaintance

2. If you discover a non-consensual AI-generated image of your child online, what is the FIRST action you should take?

   1. Screenshot the image to preserve evidence before making any reports
   2. Wait to see if additional images appear before taking action
   3. Immediately delete the image from all platforms where it appears
   4. Contact the person who created the image to demand removal

3. Which scenario represents a clear violation of the consent principle discussed in this topic?

   1. Creating an AI-generated portrait using your own photograph
   2. Using an AI tool to generate artistic landscapes
   3. Sharing an AI-generated fantasy scene with friends
   4. Using AI to create an image of a classmate without their knowledge

4. According to the material, what is a key limitation of AI image generation technology in preventing misuse?

   1. AI cannot distinguish between real and fake photographs
   2. AI cannot prevent images from being created in the first place
   3. AI cannot be used for any legitimate creative purposes
   4. AI cannot generate images of human faces

5. Why might a seemingly harmless "funny" deepfake still cause real harm, as the lesson explains?

   1. Deepfakes are automatically illegal in all circumstances
   2. Once created, deepfakes are impossible to remove from the internet
   3. Funny deepfakes always go viral and spread uncontrollably
   4. It can still be used to humiliate, embarrass, or damage someone's reputation

6. What proactive measure should families discuss before any incident occurs?

   1. Ban all AI image generation tools from household devices
   2. Only discuss AI image rules after a problem has happened
   3. Install monitoring software on all family devices
   4. Establish clear family rules about generating images of others without consent

7. Under what circumstances does the lesson suggest considering involvement of law enforcement?

   1. After you have personally confronted the creator and they refuse to stop
   2. When the generated image involves sexual content, harassment, or severe bullying
   3. Anytime someone creates an AI image of your child without permission
   4. Only if the generated image depicts an adult

8. Which capability is listed as something AI image generation CANNOT do?

   1. Learn and improve from uploaded photographs
   2. Create images from text descriptions
   3. Generate realistic-looking human faces
   4. Substitute for school and platform-level enforcement

9. What is the term "image-based abuse" most specifically referring to?

   1. Creating or sharing non-consensual intimate images, whether real or AI-generated
   2. Using copyrighted photographs without the creator's permission
   3. Posting unflattering photographs of public figures
   4. Selling photographs of people without their knowledge

10. If someone sends you an AI-generated image of your child that was made without your knowledge, what is the appropriate response?

    1. Share it with other parents to warn them about the person
    2. Ignore it since it's not a "real" photograph
    3. Report it to the platform and consider involving school or law enforcement
    4. Create a counter-image to get back at the person who sent it

11. Why is preserving evidence of a non-consensual AI image important, beyond just reporting it?

    1. It's a requirement imposed by all social media platforms
    2. Screenshots provide proof for reports and potential legal proceedings
    3. The image will automatically be deleted from platforms without evidence
    4. Evidence is only important for real photographs, not AI-generated ones

12. In this context, what is a "deepfake"?

    1. A filter that makes photographs appear decades older
    2. An advanced photo editing application available to consumers
    3. A type of malicious software that hacks into computers
    4. AI-generated synthetic media that can make it appear someone did or said something they didn't

13. Which behavior demonstrates responsible digital citizenship regarding AI-generated images?

    1. Avoiding all AI image generation tools entirely
    2. Refusing to share AI-generated images of others without their explicit consent
    3. Only using AI image tools to create images of celebrities
    4. Reporting every AI-generated image you encounter online

14. The lesson states that AI image generation has "rewritten what 'sharing a photo' means." What is the primary concern this raises?

    1. A single photo can now be used to generate unlimited new images of someone
    2. AI-generated photographs are now higher quality than real photographs
    3. Sharing photographs online is now illegal
    4. People are sharing more photographs online than ever before

15. What is the recommended approach if your child tells you a classmate created a non-consensual AI image of them?

    1. Ignore it if the image hasn't been shared widely
    2. Take it seriously, document what happened, and involve school authorities
    3. Contact the other child's parents directly without involving the school
    4. Tell your child to resolve the conflict themselves