Think Together · Start with a Short Story
The girl wants AI to help write an introduction about herself. The robot suggests using her interests and made-up examples instead of sharing her home address.
Lay Out the Process
- Decide what is neededDoes the task really use this detail?
- Remove extra detailsAddress, ID, password
- Use substitutesMade-up names and examples
- Check the rulesReview service settings with a parent
When using AI, avoid sharing private information that is not needed.
Prompts, files, and pictures may be processed or saved by a service. The rules depend on the product. A study plan usually does not need your exact address, account password, or verification code.
Respect other people's information too. Do not upload it just because that seems convenient.
Now You Try
Does AI need your house number to make a plan for reading ten minutes each day?
Ready? Open this to see the explanation
No. Less sensitive information, such as an age range, a goal, and the time available, is usually enough.
One Idea to Take Away
When using AI, avoid sharing private information that is not needed.
Try covering the diagram above and explaining each step to someone in your family. If one step is hard to explain, return to that card and look again.