AI and Telling the Truth

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does it mean when someone says an AI is "hallucinating"?

   1. The AI is making up information that sounds real but isn't true
   2. The AI is sleeping and having dreams
   3. The AI is seeing things that aren't really there
   4. The AI is working too fast and making typos

2. Why does AI sometimes give answers that are wrong?

   1. AI only knows about things from 100 years ago
   2. AI guesses which words sound good together, not which facts are true
   3. AI purposely lies to make fun of users
   4. AI intentionally tries to fool people

3. Your friend asks an AI about their pet hamster and AI says hamsters can fly. What should your friend do?

   1. Believe the AI because it sounded sure
   2. Ignore it because it doesn't matter
   3. Ask the AI again and hope it changes the answer
   4. Check the answer in a book or website about hamsters

4. Which of these is an example of AI making something up?

   1. AI remembers what you typed earlier
   2. AI says a dinosaur lived in your backyard last Tuesday
   3. AI spells a common word correctly
   4. AI shows you a picture of a cat

5. What should you do if an AI gives you an answer about something really important?

   1. Check the answer in a book, on a real website, or by asking an adult
   2. Post it on social media to see if others agree
   3. Assume it must be right because the AI is smart
   4. Share it with all your friends right away

6. An AI tells you the author of a famous book is someone who never wrote it. What happened?

   1. The AI doesn't like that book
   2. The book's real author is a secret
   3. The AI ran out of information
   4. The AI made up a fake author

7. Why can't you always trust what an AI says?

   1. AI only works at night
   2. AI doesn't know the difference between true and made-up information
   3. AI is always wrong on purpose
   4. AI is not allowed to tell the truth

8. You ask an AI about your favorite animal and want to know if the answer is right. What is the best way to check?

   1. Wait a day and ask again
   2. Count how many words the AI used
   3. Look it up in a book or on a kids' science website
   4. Ask the same AI a different question

9. What is a "made-up" fact?

   1. A fact from a textbook
   2. Something everyone agrees on
   3. Information that is invented and not true
   4. A story your grandparent tells

10. An AI gives you a confident answer about something it doesn't actually know. What is this called?

    1. Playing a game
    2. Hallucinating
    3. Taking a nap
    4. Counting stars

11. You asked an AI about a math rule and it made one up that doesn't exist. What should you do?

    1. Believe it because the AI used big words
    2. Check with a teacher or look it up in a math book
    3. Teach it to other students
    4. Use the fake rule on your homework

12. What does it mean to "check" an answer?

    1. Ask the AI to say it again
    2. Read the answer out loud
    3. Write it down in your notebook
    4. Verify it in another source to make sure it's true

13. Why is it important to check facts that matter?

    1. Because books are faster than AI
    2. Because AI can make mistakes and create false information
    3. Because facts are always wrong
    4. Because adults don't know anything

14. Which person can help you check if an AI's answer is correct?

    1. A stuffed animal
    2. A robot that cleans floors
    3. A video game character
    4. A grown-up like a parent or teacher

15. What happens when AI puts together words that sound right but aren't actually true?

    1. It starts speaking a different language
    2. It breaks the computer
    3. It creates convincing but false information
    4. It asks for forgiveness