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AI and Mean Things Online
Some people use AI to make mean comments, fake images of others, or harass people.
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- 1AI and Mean Things Online
- 2cyberbullying
- 3deepfake
- 4reporting
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Section 1
AI and Mean Things Online
Some people use AI to make mean comments, fake images of others, or harass people. That is wrong — and often illegal.
If you see AI being used to hurt someone (including you), tell a grown-up immediately.
Three things to do if it happens
- Don't share or repost
- Screenshot the evidence
- Tell a parent, teacher, or trusted adult
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The big idea: AI being used to hurt people is wrong. Reporting it helps stop it.
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