Using AI Safely: Protecting Private Information

A class is using AI to make a community guide. Which question is safe to ask AI?

• Where is the library?
• What is my phone number?
• What is my home address?
• What is my password?

Which one is private information?

• My favorite color is blue.
• I like parks.
• My street address is 24 Oak Lane.
• I like to read.

Which prompt is best for AI?

• Tell me about the fire station.
• My name is Sam and my phone number is 555-1234.
• I live at 10 Pine Street.
• My password is 1234.

Why should we not type our phone number into AI?

• Because numbers are too long
• Because phone numbers are private
• Because AI does not know numbers
• Because phones are only for adults

A student wants help writing about the post office. Which is the safest thing to type?

• The post office helps send mail.
• Come to my house at 8 Maple Street.
• My dad’s phone number is 555-7777.
• My password is secret1.

Which one should you never share with AI?

• The name of a park
• The job of a firefighter
• Your home address
• The location of a museum

AI can help students:

• Learn about community places
• Keep secret passwords for them
• Tell strangers where they live
• Share private family information

Which choice is a safe fact for a class community guide?

• The library has books.
• Mia lives on River Road.
• Ben’s phone number is 555-4321.
• Ava’s house is near the school.

When using AI, what should students do first?

• Share their private information
• Ask an adult or teacher if the prompt is safe
• Type their address quickly
• Add a phone number to every question

What information is okay to give out on the internet?
A) Name
B) Address
C) Phone Number
D) None of the above

• A
• B
• C
• D