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Spot the Fake
AI can be confidently wrong. Kids learn to catch it.
Three quick games, one habit: check before you trust. Little ones spot the odd one out, seven-year-olds tell a real photo from a robot's, and from ten children catch an AI answer that sounds sure and is wrong.
Which one is the AI being wrong?
Right! It sounds sure, and it is wrong. Astronauts have said they cannot see it. That is why we check.
How it works
A game for every age
Spot the Unusual from five, Real or Robot? from seven, Spot the Fake from ten. Each round is written and checked by an adult, never made up by the AI.
Pick, then find out why
Your child taps the one they think is wrong and Umiko explains the tell: a date that cannot be right, a hand with six fingers, a fact that sounds too neat.
The habit carries over
Once they have caught AI being wrong a few times, children start asking "how do we know?" about homework answers too. That is the point.
FOR PARENTS
You see what they caught and what fooled them.
Every round is logged like a lesson. The family page shows which games your child played this week, and the evening note tells you the one that tricked them, so you can talk about it.