Lesson 999 of 1234
Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean
Hiding behind a chatbot or a fake AI voice does not make bullying okay. The hurt on the other side is real.
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- 1The big idea
- 2bullying
- 3anonymity
- 4responsibility
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Section 1
The big idea
Some kids use AI to write mean messages, fake voices, or embarrassing pictures of others. The AI did not choose to do that — the person did. The harm counts the same.
Some examples
- Sending an AI-generated rude message anonymously is still bullying
- Cloning a classmate's voice to prank-call them can scare them badly
- Making a fake 'embarrassing' image of someone is still hurting them
- Group chats that pile on with AI insults are still group bullying
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Have you ever seen someone use AI to tease another kid? What could you do or say if you saw it again?
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