In a side mission, your child often sees a card labeled Example AI answer. It shows an answer that an AI tool might give.
It is made up
The Dilly team wrote it for the lesson. A line under it says, "A made-up example of what a real AI tool might say."
When a child first opens side missions, a note says: "These are practice examples written for Dilly. Your choices decide what happens."
There is no AI in Dilly. Everything your child sees was written in advance, and nothing your child types is sent to an AI service.
Why have it
The point is to practice checking. The example may have a mistake, and your child decides what to do about it. A note in the app says, "Example AI answers are made up. Real AI tools can be wrong."
Does it change?
No. Every side mission is the same each time. The answers are in a mixed order, and the feedback depends on the answer your child picks.
