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Students can learn to evaluate AI-generated information critically by checking whether the information is accurate, relevant, and supported by reliable sources. Teachers can encourage students to compare AI responses with textbooks, trusted websites, research materials, or other credible references. Students should also learn to identify unsupported claims, outdated information, possible bias, and information that seems inconsistent with established facts. Asking questions such as “What is the evidence?” and “Can I verify this somewhere else?” helps students develop responsible AI-use habits and stronger critical-thinking skills.