AI can now make photos, voices, and whole videos that look real, so "seeing is believing" isn't enough anymore. These lessons give kids a calm, confident mental model for the fakes they'll meet online: what a deepfake is, how to spot an AI-made image, whether to trust what AI makes, and the three questions to ask before believing anything, without fear or doom.
What Is a Deepfake?
AI can make a fake video or voice look real. If something is shocking, check where it came from.
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Is This Photo Real?
Some pictures are made by AI, not a camera. Look for weird hands, strange text, and things that don't add up.
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Can I Trust What AI Made?
AI can sound confident and still be wrong. Check another source before you believe it.
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AI-Generated Video
Whole scenes can be made from a sentence — amazing, and easy to fake.
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Seeing Isn't Believing
Before you believe it, ask three things: Who made this? Why? Where else can I check?
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