For parents raising kids in the age of AI
How AI-wise is your family?
You don't need to be an AI expert to raise a child who uses AI well. You need to know what to say, what rules to set, and where your gaps are. Take the free 2-minute quiz to find out how AI-wise your family is right now, and the first thing to fix.
- Conversations to have
- Rules most parents skip
- Your next move
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Have you noticed any of these in your family?
“I don't know what rules to set.”
“I don't know what counts as cheating any more.”
“I want them prepared, but not dependent.”
“I worry they're talking to AI instead of actual people.”
“The school keeps changing its mind.”
“I'm scared they'll stop thinking for themselves.”
You don't need to panic, and you don't need to become an AI expert. You need a clear read on where your family stands, and a simple plan.
You're not imagining it. Here's what the research shows.
of students now use AI for homework, up from 48% in mid-2025.
RAND, 2025
of students themselves say more AI use harms their critical thinking.
RAND, 2025
of parents and kids agree young people must learn to think without AI.
Common Sense Media, 2026
AI isn't going away. The question is whether kids build judgement alongside it, or skip it. That part starts at home.
Built on the research, not just opinion.
Correlation between AI tool use and critical thinking scores, mediated by cognitive offloading. Younger users affected most.
Gerlich, Societies (2025), 666 participants
EEG evidence of reduced brain connectivity and weaker recall when writing with AI assistance versus writing unaided.
Kosmyna et al., MIT Media Lab (2025)
Current risks of generative AI in children's education outweigh the benefits without deliberate guardrails.
Brookings Institution (Jan 2026)
In two minutes, you'll know exactly where your family stands.
You'll see
Your AI-wise score
A clear read on what you've already got in place across conversations, rules, habits and awareness, and where the gaps are.
You'll get
Your biggest gaps, named
The specific conversations and rules most families skip, so you know exactly what to focus on first.
You'll know
Your next move
One simple, practical thing to put in place this week. No lecture, no tech skills, no device battles.
Built by educators and cognitive scientists, for parents.
Our team has spent years helping children learn how to think, working with over 100,000 students. AI-Wise Family turns that work into simple tools for home: the conversations, rules and habits that help your child use AI wisely, without you having to become an expert.
Take the free quiz