AI and Not Believing Everything It Says

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1. What do we call it when an AI makes up information that sounds true but is actually fake?

   1. When AI creates convincing but false information
   2. When AI forgets what it learned
   3. When AI dreams while sleeping
   4. When AI changes its voice

2. Your AI helper tells you that the sun is green. What should you do?

   1. Believe it because AI is smart
   2. Tell everyone the sun is green
   3. Check a science book to see if it's true
   4. Stop using AI forever

3. Why is it dangerous to get medical advice from an AI chatbot?

   1. AI doesn't understand human bodies
   2. AI might give wrong medical information that could hurt you
   3. Medical advice costs too much
   4. AI doesn't like doctors

4. What does 'trust but verify' mean when using AI?

   1. Believe everything AI says automatically
   2. Never trust AI at all
   3. Use AI's help but always check important facts yourself
   4. Only trust AI for fun facts

5. You ask an AI for help with your homework and it gives you an answer. What should you do?

   1. Ignore the homework
   2. Tell the AI it's wrong
   3. Check the answer in your textbook or ask your teacher
   4. Copy the answer exactly as given

6. Which of these is the BEST way to check if an AI's fact is true?

   1. Look it up in a book or trusted website
   2. Ask another AI the same question
   3. Ask your pet
   4. Guess if it sounds right

7. Why do AI tools sometimes make up facts?

   1. They hate being correct
   2. They're not perfect and can make mistakes
   3. They want to trick people
   4. They only speak lies on purpose

8. An AI tells you a cool fact about sharks. What should you do next?

   1. Share it with all your friends right away
   2. Check a kid's encyclopedia to see if it's true
   3. Ignore it because it's probably wrong
   4. Ask the AI to tell you more lies

9. What does accuracy mean in the context of AI information?

   1. How correct and true the information is
   2. How fast AI types
   3. How loud AI speaks
   4. How many words AI uses

10. Your AI assistant gives you a recipe. What's the smart thing to do before trying it?

    1. Check if the ingredients and steps make sense
    2. Add poison to test it
    3. Try it exactly as given
    4. Throw away the recipe

11. If an AI gives you an answer that sounds strange, what should you think?

    1. The AI is broken forever
    2. I should argue with the AI
    3. AI is always right so it must be true
    4. I should double-check this before believing it

12. What is a key reason to compare AI's answer with another source?

    1. To make the AI feel bad
    2. To make sure the information is correct
    3. To confuse yourself
    4. To waste time

13. What makes someone a 'sharp thinker' when using AI?

    1. Believing everything AI says without question
    2. Using AI to do all their work
    3. Never using AI at all
    4. Using AI but always checking important facts

14. Why can't you always trust what AI tells you?

    1. AI robots are evil
    2. AI is too slow to be helpful
    3. AI only tells lies
    4. AI can make mistakes and create false information

15. What should you do if a teacher says an AI answer is wrong?

    1. Stop using AI forever
    2. Trust the teacher and check your work
    3. Argue with the teacher
    4. Copy the wrong answer anyway