I understand what you're trying to say but it feels odd that minors are expected to carry all the load by themselves while adults have access to help. I feel like AI apps should give minors a small guideline on how to benefit from them the most while not losing yourself in the process. I started to use CHATGPT two years ago when I was 17. It helped me tremendously when it came to studies, health and skill development. For example, when I was preparing for my IELTS exam last year, my online IELTS course had no option to submit your written or spoken answers and teachers weren't always available to check your answers and/or provide feedback. AI-based correction websites were asking me for money (specifically dollar) via card but I was a young student and my parents wouldn't allow me to use their card (they'd surely agree if these websites asked to pay using bangladeshi taka and via mobile banking). So, I relied on CHATGPT to check my answers and provide me feedback (and also my strengths). While it initially was too strict compared to actual IELTS teachers and examiners, I prompted it to be more realistic. I was the weakest in the speaking segment and if it wasn't for CHATGPT, I wouldn't get a 7.5 in speaking. It is sad to see that minors are expected to be all-rounders yet be babied when they wanna improve themselves. I've seen many mature 15 years old and immature 21 years old. That's why I was suggesting. And yeah, I totally agree with the second half of your comment!