Experts urge teaching children how AI works, its errors, and data risks
Children and teenagers should learn how AI tools function, when they produce mistakes, and how their personal data is handled, rather than simply being banned from using them. Surveys show teen use of ChatGPT for schoolwork doubled in a year, and many parents are unaware their children use these tools at all. Teachers also report feeling underprepared to teach AI, even though most support including it in computer science education. International frameworks from UNESCO and an OECD and European Commission initiative now outline competencies for students, while the EU AI Act requires adequate AI literacy among adults working with these systems.
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