A School That Does Not Teach AI Sends Students Into an Unequal World

Right now, some children learn to use AI at home — because their parents know how. Others will not see it before secondary school. This gap grows every year.

Why schools should act now

AI is already everyday life: it writes, illustrates, explains, codes and analyses. A child who can use AI responsibly and critically is clearly better positioned — in studies, working life and society.

But AI is also a risk without guidance: deepfakes, false information, privacy, dependency. These topics belong in school.

What our training includes

AI Adventure (ages 8–12): Children learn what AI is, how to give it clear instructions, and what it cannot do. Fun, safe and pedagogical — with Sparky the robot as mascot.

AI Skills for Teens (ages 12–16): Deeper understanding of how AI works, ethics, environmental impact, deepfakes, and how to use AI as a study aid without losing critical thinking.

Price: 5 € per student. Schools and municipalities can order a group licence via the company order form.