deepfakes

Seeing Isn't Believing

A video of Phishmael is everywhere, offering a thousand sand dollars for bank details. But Phishmael never said it: Lurena made it with DeepFin. Octavia and Shelldon check the real account and real news, and Tank learns how to un-share a fake.

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Today's rule: Seen it online? Check before you share.

What kids learn

AI can make fake videos and pictures
Check the real account and real news
Never send money or details because of a video

Quiz time

Can you get them all?

You see a video of a famous fish giving away money. What do you do first?

You shared something that turned out to be fake. What now?

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🎥 Real or Fake?

AI can make fake videos, pictures and perfect messages. Believe it, or check it?

For parents & teachers

Talk about it together

Explain that AI can make realistic fake videos and pictures, often using famous or trusted faces.
Before believing or sharing, check the person's real account and trusted news.
Never send money or details because of a video, however real it looks.
If your child shared something fake, praise them for deleting it and saying so.

Deepfakes for Kids: Is That Video Real?

Deepfakes are videos or pictures made with AI that show people saying or doing things they never did. Scammers use trusted faces to sell fake giveaways.

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