
Welcome to AI for Kids, a podcast made for kids, with parents and teachers there to support and guide them, without adding more screen time.
This podcast is made for kids ages 4–12 (and curious teens too) and the adults who support them. You’ll hear fun, easy-to-follow conversations with fellow kids and even AI experts. We break down what AI is, how it shows up in everyday life, and how to talk a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyEducation for KidsTechnology | |||

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A single question from a four-year-old, “What is data?”, sparked a four-year journey that turned everyday moments into a blueprint for teaching kids the foundations of AI. We sit down with Chandra Donelson, chief data and AI officer, ... more
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A video looks real, the voice sounds familiar, but something feels off. That gut check matters, and we turn it into a simple habit kids can use every day: pause, check, ask. We break down deepfakes in plain language, show how AI learn... more
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What do kids really touch when they “use AI”? We sat down with educator Tom Mullaney and early virtual economy pioneer Tim Allen to strip away the buzzwords and bring AI back to what children actually experience: predictive systems th... more
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Kids are meeting chatbots everywhere, from homework helpers to pop‑ups on websites, and many of them think the robot “feels” things. We cut through the hype with a friendly, practical guide that shows how chatbots really work, why the... more
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Just lay off the soundboard it’s distracting
Amber keeps it simple. She has a great way to make AI simple enough for adults and for children to understand. I highly recommend you like, follow and share her content with others.
I love Amber’s AI for kids podcast and her YouTube Channel Aidigitales because she beautifully crafts how Artificial Intelligence can enhance children’s creativity!
Don’t let the name fool you. It’s not a podcast with an AI host or that is pushing AI on folks. It’s a great tech breakdown pod that my students love listening to in the morning with me.
I found this show from the ‘Teachers Passing Notes” podcast and it’s great! Thank you! Keep it up!
Started listening to “AI for Kids” as a foundation in my toolbox to better understand artificial intelligence, coding and anything relating to the tech world. I’m very appreciative this podcast exists. Granted it’s geared towards children but it is helping me close the gap in this ever evolving world.
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Targeting young audiences aged 4 to 12, alongside their caregivers, this podcast centers around making artificial intelligence accessible and engaging. Each episode presents conversations that simplify complex AI concepts, encouraging critical thinking and creativity without the need for screens. The discussions include practical applications of AI in daily life, safety considerations for using AI tools, and insights from experts and fellow kids, promoting a holistic understanding of technology while nurturing a healthy curiosity about the digital world. Unique to this audio series is its strong focus on parental involvement and education, making it a valuable resource for families navigating the complexities of modern technology.
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AI for Kids launched 2 years ago and published 76 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on AI for Kids include:
1. Chandra Donelson
2. Tim Allen
3. Tom Mullaney
4. Julie Kelleher
5. Dr. Sonia Tawari
6. Ivan Crewkov
7. Diya Nguyen
8. Terysa Ridgeway
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