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Real people make videos, art, and games. AI shouldn't replace them.
Many people work hard to make YouTube videos, art, books, and games you love. When AI copies their style without asking, that's not fair. Support real creators when you can.
Pick one real-life creator you like. Tell a parent why you like them and how you can support them.
Here's why "Respect People Who Make Things Online" matters: Learning about AI is one of the most important skills you can build for the future! Real people make videos, art, and games. AI shouldn't replace them — and knowing how to apply this gives you a concrete advantage.
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Why should you support real creators instead of just sharing AI copies of their work?
What's unfair about AI copying an artist's style without asking first?
You found a cool drawing online that you want to use for your school project. What should you do?
Which of these is a way to support a real creator you enjoy?
Why is it wrong to share AI-generated art that copies an artist's style and say you made it?
What makes someone a 'creator' in the context of this lesson?
If you make something using AI that looks like your favorite artist's style, what's wrong with claiming it as completely your own work?
A classmate made a really cool digital drawing. What should you do if you want to use it for your own project?
Why might it be unfair when AI makes copies of a creator's style?
Your friend shows you art that AI made in the style of a famous artist. What could you say that shows you understand the lesson?
Why is it better to buy books from real authors instead of just reading AI versions for free?
What might happen to creators if everyone only shares AI copies instead of supporting them?
A small team made a video game you really enjoy. How could you support them?
Your classmate worked really hard on a video project. What's the best way to show you appreciate their work?
Why does respecting creators matter in the online world?