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A five-minute AI-literacy lesson. Two AIs from different companies answer the same question, and the class looks for where they disagree. Each disagreement becomes a checklist item for tracing the claim back to a primary source, so students practise verifying rather than trusting any single answer. The lesson runs on one iPhone with Poly Duo (C1M), a free, open-source Shortcut: ChatGPT answers, Claude checks, and the result is shown in three parts - both agree / where they differ / what to check yourself. No student accounts, no server, no cost. Code and materials are Apache-2.0; the interface is available in 11 languages. Suitable for media-literacy units, library instruction, and first-year information-literacy sessions.

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