AI and when AI makes a fake image of someone

End-of-lesson check

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1. Why might making a fake AI picture of a classmate hurt them?

   1. The computer might run out of battery faster
   2. The AI might learn their secret name
   3. Their dog might get confused and not recognize them anymore
   4. The picture might make them look silly or embarrassed in front of others

2. What should you do if you find a fake AI picture of yourself online?

   1. Delete it and forget you ever saw it
   2. Try to make an even funnier one yourself
   3. Share it with more friends so more people see it
   4. Tell a grown-up right away

3. What is a 'deepfake'?

   1. A fake picture or video that looks like a real person
   2. A special kind of camera
   3. A new type of computer game
   4. A type of robot

4. The lesson says to never make fake AI pictures of real people. What is the main reason for this rule?

   1. Because they can cause real harm to that person
   2. Because the AI will get in trouble
   3. Because computers are not allowed to make pictures of people
   4. Because fake pictures use too much electricity

5. Even if a fake AI picture of someone is meant to be silly or funny, why is it still a problem?

   1. AI cannot make silly pictures
   2. It can still spread online and cause real pain
   3. Silly pictures are actually against the law
   4. Funny pictures are always allowed

6. What does the lesson say might happen if you break the rule about fake AI pictures of real people?

   1. You might break laws
   2. You will become famous
   3. You will get a reward
   4. Nothing will happen because it's just a picture

7. Why is it especially bad to make fake AI pictures of classmates?

   1. They go to the same school and could be bullied or embarrassed in person
   2. Only teachers can be hurt by fake pictures
   3. Classmates are not real people
   4. AI cannot picture classmates

8. If your friend asks you to help them make a fake AI picture of another friend, what should you do?

   1. Report your friend to the police
   2. Ignore them and walk away
   3. Say no and explain why it's harmful
   4. Help them because friends should help each other

9. What makes fake AI images different from regular photographs?

   1. AI images are always blurry
   2. There is no difference
   3. Regular photographs are illegal
   4. AI images can be completely made up and look real even though no camera took them

10. The lesson mentions 'fake images' as a key term. What makes an image 'fake' in this context?

    1. It has too many colors
    2. It was taken at night
    3. It looks like a real person but was actually made by AI
    4. It is a drawing

11. Who can be hurt by fake AI pictures?

    1. Only people who own computers
    2. Only famous people can be hurt
    3. Anyone who is real — including kids, adults, and famous people
    4. Only adults can be hurt

12. What is the main message of this lesson?

    1. Never make fake AI pictures of real people because they can cause real harm
    2. You should make as many AI pictures as possible
    3. Only adults need to worry about fake pictures
    4. AI is bad and should never be used

13. Why might a fake picture of someone spread even if you only share it with one friend?

    1. Your friend might share it with others, and it can spread very fast online
    2. Fake pictures cannot spread
    3. The internet stops fake pictures automatically
    4. Only pictures of adults can spread

14. If someone creates a fake AI picture of you without your permission, how might you feel?

    1. Grateful for the extra attention
    2. Excited to see what you look like as a superhero
    3. Upset, embarrassed, or like your privacy was violated
    4. Happy that someone thought about you

15. What is one reason the lesson gives for why fake AI pictures of real people are a legal issue?

    1. AI is not allowed to make pictures
    2. They cost too much money
    3. They use too much computer memory
    4. Making them may break laws