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AI and being a good AI citizen: small rules, big difference
Like a good neighbor, a good AI user follows simple, kind rules.
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- 1The big idea
- 2citizenship
- 3kindness
- 4rules
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Section 1
The big idea
A good neighbor doesn't yell, leaves things tidy, and asks before borrowing. A good AI user does the same: kind requests, no lies, credit when due, and no tricking people. Small rules. Big difference.
Some examples
- Type kindly even though AI doesn't have feelings
- Don't try to make AI say mean stuff for fun
- Tell when something is AI-made
- Help younger kids use AI safely
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Pick one rule from this lesson. Use it for a whole week with every AI chat. Notice how it feels.
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