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A friend's teenage daughter asked why she should keep drawing when AI makes a better picture in seconds. Here's what I wish I'd said.
OpenAI launched a teen ChatGPT this morning. I tested it before my coffee was done. What I'm doing at my house for my 6th & 10th graders.
A mom asked me where I hope my kids will be at 25, and I couldn't answer my own favorite question. So I sat down that night and wrote the list.
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what moms need to know about the ai world their 6–12 year old is already living in. a field guide, not a panic button.
i'm a mom of two. i started raise ready moms because every parenting forum i lurked in was selling me something — a tracker, an app, a course, a panic. i wanted a place that wasn't.
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