Prueba de controles parentales para chatbots de IA

Las respuestas y explicaciones aparecen a medida que realiza el cuestionario.

1. How does a parent link to a teen's ChatGPT account?
   • By logging in with the teen's password
   • By sending an invitation that the teen accepts
   • By calling OpenAI customer support
   • By installing a browser extension
2. Can parents read their teen's ChatGPT conversations through parental controls?
   • Yes, all conversations
   • Only conversations from the last week
   • No, parents do not get access to conversations
   • Only if the teen is under 13
3. Which tool does Google use to let parents manage a child's access to Gemini?
   • Google Family Link
   • Google Drive
   • Chrome Sync
   • Google Maps Timeline
4. Why can DNS filtering on home Wi-Fi fail to block a chatbot?
   • DNS filtering only works on televisions
   • The teen can switch to mobile data or use a VPN
   • Chatbots do not use domain names
   • Routers block all websites by default
5. Why do account-level controls follow a teen across devices?
   • They are stored in the device's camera
   • The parent's settings are applied as policy to the account on the server
   • They require the same phone model
   • They copy themselves via Bluetooth
6. Which is a limitation of blocking a single chatbot app?
   • AI is built into search, messaging and productivity tools too
   • Blocking apps is impossible on phones
   • It deletes the teen's schoolwork
   • It turns off the phone's internet
7. What is the main trade-off with age prediction systems?
   • They make chatbots slower to type
   • They balance accuracy against privacy and will misclassify some users
   • They only work for adults
   • They require a paid subscription
8. What misconception does the guide warn about?
   • That chatbots need internet access
   • That turning on controls equals supervision
   • That teens use phones
   • That settings never change