
By the end of this lesson: you can run three checks before I believe or share something.


Who made it. What do other places say. How is it trying to make me FEEL? Three checks, under a minute, case closed.

Tick your verdict for each card, then write your reason. A verdict without a reason does not count.
A news video about flooding in the north, on the broadcaster's own verified account, matching reports on two other news sites.

A video of a politician saying something outrageous, posted an hour ago, that no news site anywhere is carrying yet.
An illustration on a science page, clearly labelled as AI generated, showing how a volcano works, matching your textbook.

This week I will run the three checks on one thing in my own feed before I share it, starting with...
Can you teach me the three checks for something that might be fake?
A voice note that sounds exactly like a famous footballer announcing a free giveaway, posted by a fan account.
A screenshot of a headline, with no link, sent to your group chat by a good friend, saying a celebrity has died.
A post that makes you furious about your own town and urges everyone to share it before it gets taken down.
Point your phone at the square, or go to guidedchildhood.com/home-code/G65E and this lesson goes onto your child’s own passport. Code HOME-G65E.

Well done.
Orbit is proud of you. Sticker 12 on your passport sheet goes in ring 12 of the Asking questions page, under AI and chatbots.