
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 | 85 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & FamilyEducation for Kids | |||

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This week, Amber sits down with digital producer and internet culture veteran Matt Silverman for a real talk about algorithms, slop, screen addiction, and why being a little bit skeptical online might be the most important skill a k... more
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A game is loading, a video looks fun, and then a screen pops up demanding your birthday. Why does an app need your age, and what happens if you type it in without thinking? I dig into the real reason age questions show up so often a... more
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AI can feel like a mind that knows you, agrees with you, and never gets tired, which is exactly why we need to talk about how it shows up in real life. I’m joined by Dr. Tiffany Petricini , who studies AI and relationships, and Dr. ... more
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A kids’ video can be bright, catchy, and totally wrong. We’re seeing more AI-generated videos for kids show up on YouTube and tablets, and some of them slip mistakes into the middle where a quick parent check might miss it. That mat... 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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A family-friendly show about AI and its everyday impact, with a focus on making AI accessible to kids while inviting adults to learn alongside them. Episodes cover personalized learning, safe use of AI tools, storytelling, and hands-on activities that demystify AI concepts for young listeners. Guests range from educators and researchers to AI developers and advocates, exploring topics like digital safety, data literacy, and the ethical use of technology in learning. The tone is practical and encouraging, often offering tips for parents and teachers to foster curiosity without increasing screen time. A notable strength is the emphasis on empowerment through creativity, critical thinking, and inclusive, age-appropriate explanations of complex... more
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Recent guests on AI for Kids include:
1. Matt Silverman
2. Sarah Zipf
3. Tiffany Petricini
4. Brian Carlson
5. Tanisha Martin
6. Dr. Randy Williams
7. Chandra Donelson
8. Tim Allen
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