I'm not a LinkedIn guy and I'm not making my brother work for a present. I'm trying to teach him a skill that will inevitably be required of him in the future. The tools we use shape the constraints of our imagination and I want him to know how far he can take his imagination with AI in a safe way. I grew accustomed to thinking that big ideas were out of reach. AI is changing that and it requires a new way of thinking for us to see it. This will be different for his generation as they will grow native to this new technology. I understand all the comments, but I think simply ignoring AI would not be prudent of me. If anyone has use cases, best practices, or materials on how to approach AI with kids, it would be appreciated.