Deepfake Bullying in Schools Quiz

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1. A parent discovers a sexual fake of their child in a group chat. What should they do first with the image itself?
   • Save and forward it to other parents as a warning
   • Post it with a note saying it is fake
   • Avoid saving or forwarding it and record where, when and who shared it
   • Run it through a deepfake detector app
2. How does NCMEC's Take It Down service avoid uploading the actual image?
   • It asks families to describe the image in words
   • It creates a digital fingerprint (hash) on the user's device
   • It blurs the image before sending
   • It only works on printed photos
3. What does the US TAKE IT DOWN Act, enacted in May 2025, do?
   • Bans all AI image generators
   • Requires schools to install detectors
   • Makes deepfakes legal if labeled
   • Criminalizes publishing nonconsensual intimate images, including AI ones, and requires platform removal
4. Why should schools not base discipline mainly on a deepfake detection score?
   • Detectors produce probabilities and are unreliable on compressed or new images
   • Detectors are illegal in schools
   • Detectors always say images are real
   • Detectors only work on video
5. How does the guide say schools should classify deepfake sexual images of students?
   • As a harmless prank
   • As a technology support ticket
   • As sexual harassment and abuse
   • As a copyright issue
6. Which is a misconception named in the guide?
   • Victims are mostly girls
   • Labeling an image as fake removes the harm
   • Copies can spread beyond one post
   • Adults should not forward the image
7. What limits perceptual hash matching?
   • It cannot handle resized images
   • It requires the victim's password
   • It only works for adults
   • Heavy cropping can defeat it and non-participating platforms will not match
8. What made deepfake bullying spread quickly in schools?
   • Nudify apps and generators require no technical skill
   • Schools started teaching video editing
   • Phones stopped having cameras
   • Social media banned all photos