AI for Parents: What Your Child Is Actually Using

Your child talks to a voice assistant before breakfast, watches videos suggested by a machine, and may have used a chatbot to finish last night’s homework. You don’t need to become a programmer to understand what they’re doing — you need a clear, honest guide to the tools they actually touch every day. This book shows you where AI is hiding in familiar apps, games, and schoolwork, and explains what that means for their privacy, their learning, and their sense of reality. You’ll learn how to spot a deepfake, talk about academic integrity without lecturing, and set boundaries that stick — because they make sense to your child. Each chapter gives you practical language to use at the dinner table, not just technical definitions. Whether you are worried about AI companions, suspicious of that suddenly perfect essay, or just wondering what your ten-year-old is really doing on that tablet, this book helps you stay calm, informed, and connected. Part of The Everyday AI Library.

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Anika Rao Bishop writes for The Everyday AI Library.

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E-bog: 28. september 2026