The AI Generation

Your child belongs to the first generation that will never remember a world without artificial intelligence. This is the book that helps you raise them for it. Not another “how to use ChatGPT” manual. This is a parenting book — grounded in education, psychology, and common sense, and backed by UNESCO, the OECD, UNICEF, and developmental neuroscience — that answers what actually keeps you up at night:

• At what age? How much time? What about homework?
• Is AI making my child lazy — or could it make them sharper?
• My child confides in a chatbot. Should I worry?
• What should they never share? How do I set rules that actually work?
• Deepfakes, image pressure, identity: how do I guide a teenager through it?

And one idea that changes everything, and that science backs up: your child’s brain can be trained. This isn’t only about protecting them from the machine — it’s about strengthening exactly what the machine threatens (attention, effort, judgment, humanity) so they grow up using AI without letting AI use them. You don’t need to be an engineer. You need what you already have.

Includes a quick guide by age, 30 questions every parent asks, a ready-to-sign family AI-use agreement, and a ten-point creed you can keep on the fridge.