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AI and when to tell a trusted adult: the line between drama and danger
Recognize the AI-related situations where you absolutely loop in an adult.
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- 1The big idea
- 2safety
- 3reporting
- 4trusted adult
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Section 1
The big idea
Some AI situations you can handle yourself. Others need a parent, school counselor, or police, fast. Knowing which is which is a survival skill.
How to use it
- Tell an adult: any threats, sexual content, doxxing, sextortion, or self-harm
- Handle yourself: minor catfish suspicion, cringe DMs, dumb deepfake memes
- Ask AI to help you script the conversation with the adult
- Save a screenshot before deleting anything
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List 3 trusted adults you'd actually call. Ask AI to help you draft the opening line for the hardest one.
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