Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the core idea behind "Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean"?

   1. Hiding behind a chatbot or a fake AI voice does not make bullying okay. The hurt on the other side is real.
   2. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
   3. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
   4. Replace user testing with disabled people

2. Which term best describes a foundational idea in "Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean"?

   1. anonymity
   2. bullying
   3. responsibility
   4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.

3. A learner studying Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean would need to understand which concept?

   1. bullying
   2. responsibility
   3. anonymity
   4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.

4. Which of these is directly relevant to Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

   1. bullying
   2. anonymity
   3. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
   4. responsibility

5. Which of the following is a key point about Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

   1. Sending an AI-generated rude message anonymously is still bullying
   2. Cloning a classmate's voice to prank-call them can scare them badly
   3. Making a fake 'embarrassing' image of someone is still hurting them
   4. Group chats that pile on with AI insults are still group bullying

6. Which of these does NOT belong in a discussion of Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

   1. Sending an AI-generated rude message anonymously is still bullying
   2. Making a fake 'embarrassing' image of someone is still hurting them
   3. Cloning a classmate's voice to prank-call them can scare them badly
   4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.

7. What is the key insight about "Tools do not take the blame" in the context of Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

   1. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
   2. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
   3. If you used AI to do something mean, you are still the one who did it. Saying 'AI made it' does not get you off the hook.
   4. Replace user testing with disabled people

8. Which statement accurately describes an aspect of Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

   1. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
   2. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
   3. Replace user testing with disabled people
   4. 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.

9. What does working with Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean typically involve?

   1. Have you ever seen someone use AI to tease another kid? What could you do or say if you saw it again?
   2. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
   3. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
   4. Replace user testing with disabled people

10. Which best describes the scope of "Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean"?

    1. It is unrelated to ethics workflows
    2. It focuses on Hiding behind a chatbot or a fake AI voice does not make bullying okay. The hurt on the other side i
    3. It applies only to the opposite professional tier
    4. It was deprecated in 2024 and no longer relevant

11. Which section heading best belongs in a lesson about Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

    1. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
    2. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
    3. Some examples
    4. Replace user testing with disabled people

12. Which section heading best belongs in a lesson about Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

    1. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.
    2. Maintain authorship integrity (AI is not an author; humans take responsibility)
    3. Replace user testing with disabled people
    4. Try it!

13. Which of the following is a concept covered in Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

    1. bullying
    2. anonymity
    3. responsibility
    4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.

14. Which of the following is a concept covered in Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

    1. bullying
    2. anonymity
    3. responsibility
    4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.

15. Which of the following is a concept covered in Using AI to Be Mean Is Still Being Mean?

    1. bullying
    2. anonymity
    3. responsibility
    4. Replace your judgment on what counts as 'meaningful' AI use.