Teacher As A Digital Practitioner (Digital & Safety Issues)

Public Wi-Fi networks are always safe to use for accessing sensitive information.

Privacy concerns are irrelevant in the context of AI.

​Adjusting privacy settings on social media platforms can help protect your personal information.

AI systems should be transparent and explainable to build trust.

All AI applications are subject to strict global regulations.

AI should be designed to augment human capabilities rather than replace them.

Artificial intelligence systems always operate without bias.

Using the same password for multiple accounts enhances security.

AI can make decisions that are free from human values.

Cyberbullying can have serious emotional and psychological effects on individuals.

AI systems can inadvertently reinforce existing societal inequalities.

Enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to online accounts.

Implementing ethical guidelines in AI development is unnecessary.

It's advisable to meet in person with someone you've only interacted with online without informing anyone.

Opening email attachments from unknown senders is generally safe.

Regularly updating software and applications can protect against known vulnerabilities.

AI has the potential to both benefit and harm society.

Ethical considerations in AI are solely the responsibility of developers.

Sharing personal information online is safe as long as you trust the website.

Using strong, unique passwords for each online account enhances security.