English · Stage 6

AI & Truth

Viewing & Media — question whether a picture or text might be AI-made, edited or misleading, and say how you can tell.

✦ English📘 Stage 6 · S6⏱ ~14 min🧒 Ages 10–12★ Free to start

I can question whether words or pictures may be AI-generated, edited or misleading, and say how you can tell.

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Kavi Asks Who Made This

"Not everything you see is real," said Kavi, peering at a strange photo of a cat with too many legs. "Computers can now make pictures and write words that look real — so a clever reader slows down and looks for the giveaways: odd hands, melting backgrounds, jumbled text, wording that is too perfect, and no source. Then I ask three questions: who made this, when, and can I verify it?"

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What your child will learn

1Who made it? → When? → Can I verify it?When words or a picture surprise you online, do not just believe them. First look for giveaways that it might be AI-made or edited, then ask three questions: who made this, when, and can I check it somewhere trusted?

2Where AI pictures slip upAI-made pictures often look great at first glance but slip up in the details. Tap each part to see what to check.

3Read the post — then name the clues

4AI giveaway, or a sign it's real?Some clues hint that a picture or text may be AI-made or edited; others are signs it is real and checkable. Put each clue in the right box!

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A peek inside

A photo of a politician shows a hand with six fingers and a melting fence behind. Should you trust it as a real photo?

six fingers + a melting background are classic AI slips → question it, do not assume real

Try this at home: What three questions help you judge a picture or text online?

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