Educator FAQ
Guidance for teachers on accuracy, bias, authorship and responsible classroom use of AI.
- Can I ask ZeroTwo if it wrote something?ZeroTwo cannot reliably say whether it wrote a text and has no built-in authorship checker. See why, and how your own chat history can show your work.
- Does ZeroTwo tell the truth?Not always: ZeroTwo's Terms say output can be wrong. Check answers with Web Search sources, Python, Deep Research or a second model before relying on them.
- How can I use ZeroTwo for assessment and feedback?ZeroTwo's Terms bar using its output for education decisions about a person. Use it to draft rubrics and materials, and keep grading decisions with you.
- How can educators get started with ZeroTwo?Set up custom instructions and a project per course, try prompts for lessons and rubrics, and learn the limits to know before you involve students.
- What can educators do when students pass off AI work as their own?ZeroTwo has no built-in AI detector and cannot confirm authorship. Set expectations, review process and chat history, and talk with the student first.
- Is ZeroTwo biased?Any AI model can give one-sided answers, and ZeroTwo uses models from many providers. Learn how to spot bias, compare models and set custom instructions.
- Is ZeroTwo safe for all ages?No. ZeroTwo's Terms set age limits and its Privacy Policy says it is not for under-18s. Learn the rules, what parental controls do, and what to do next.