Lesson 1549 of 1570
Co-Writing a Family AI Agreement
A template and process for writing AI rules with your family that everyone respects.
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- 1The big idea
- 2family agreement
- 3explicit rule
- 4review cycle
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Section 1
The big idea
The families with the least AI drama are the ones with explicit, co-written agreements — not vague 'be careful' vibes. As a teen you can propose this and lead the writing. Specifics like 'no AI on essays without disclosure' work way better than 'don't cheat.'
Some examples
- List specific apps and what's allowed for each.
- Define homework rules — outlining is fine, drafting needs disclosure, etc.
- Privacy section: never put family members' names or addresses into AI tools.
- Set a review date in three months to update the agreement.
Try it!
Draft one section of a family AI agreement (homework or social media) and bring it to dinner this week.
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