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Telling AI to copy a real artist can feel cool, but the artist might not like it.
Real artists work for years to make their style. When you ask AI to copy their style, you didn't ask them. Some artists feel okay with it — many feel sad or upset.
Make an AI picture using only general words like 'watercolor' or 'cartoon.' Don't name a real artist. See how cool it still looks.
Don't feed your friend's drawing into AI without asking.
If you want to remix a friend's art with AI, ask out loud first.
Here's why "AI and respecting other kids' creations" matters: Learning about AI is one of the most important skills you can build for the future! Don't feed your friend's drawing into AI without asking — and knowing how to apply this gives you a concrete advantage.
Some friends and family don't want AI in their stuff — respect that.
Ask one family member: 'Do you want AI help on this, or no?' Then listen.
Here's why "AI and letting others have AI-free time" matters: Learning about AI is one of the most important skills you can build for the future! Some friends and family don't want AI in their stuff — respect that — and knowing how to apply this gives you a concrete advantage.
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