AI SafeStep™: HuggingChat

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Publisher: AI Literacy Institute (AILI)
Edition: Printed edition Version 1.2, September 2026 (Format 3)
Released: September 20, 2026
Screen labels verified: September 19, 2026
Last checked: October 27, 2026 (steps checked against the live HuggingChat page)
Version-check key: huggingchat
For: Lifelong learners, families, libraries and adult-learning groups
Language: English

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