AI privacy
Don't Tell the Chatbot Your Secrets
At midnight Gary tells Chaty Tuna everything: his password, his address and his fear of seaweed. On Ask Octavia Live, callers learn that chatbots are fun and useful, but they're not a friend or a diary, and they can be confidently wrong.
Today's rule: Chat smart: no secrets, check the facts.
What kids learn
- A chatbot isn't a friend or a diary
- Never type passwords, addresses, schools or secrets
- Check important answers with a grown-up
Quiz time
Play the gameCan you get them all?
Which of these is okay to tell a chatbot?
A chatbot tells you something surprising. What should you do?
🤖 Chat Smart
Chatbots are fun helpers, not diaries. What’s okay to type?
For parents & teachers
Talk about it together
- Explain that a chatbot is a computer program, not a friend or a diary.
- Children should never type passwords, addresses, schools, photos of themselves or secrets into a chatbot.
- Chatbots can be confidently wrong, so check important answers with a grown-up or a trusted source.
- Agree which AI tools are okay to use, and use them together at first.
Read more
Using AI Chatbots Safely: A Guide for Families
Chatbots can help with ideas, explanations and creative projects, and children are already using them.
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