

Written for Kids. Surprisingly Useful for Adults.
Many people use AI like a search box. They ask a question, receive an answer and close it. That is only a tiny part of what AI can do.
The real skill is learning to recognise when AI could help you.
If you use AI to complete your work for you, you might finish faster, but you will not necessarily become better at anything. The best way to use AI is to push yourself further.
The aim is not to avoid thinking. The aim is to think bigger.

AI can explain the same subject in different ways until you understand it. Try asking:
A good learner does not simply say “I don't understand.” They work out exactly which part they do not understand. If the first explanation does not work, ask for a different one!

A coach helps you improve something you have already attempted. Show AI your work and say:
The work should remain yours. AI provides advice, but you decide what to change.

AI can help you develop an idea without taking over the whole project. You could use it to:
“I have invented an underwater city powered by ocean currents. Ask me ten questions that will help me decide how people travel, eat, attend school and stay safe.”
Begin with your own idea, then ask AI to help you expand it.


AI can make learning and communication more accessible. It can:
AI should help more people participate. It should never be used to make decisions about someone's ability or worth.
Whenever you have a task, ask yourself these questions:
You do not need to use AI for every task. The skill is recognising when it could make the task more useful, creative or challenging.
One Question, Many Answers
You can ask AI the same question ten different ways and get ten different answers, try it!
Always Learning to Explain
AI can explain gravity using football, cooking, toy cars or even a fairy tale, you choose!
Speaks Many Languages
AI can translate between hundreds of languages instantly even ones you've never heard of.
Helps You Build Games
With AI's help, you can design and code a real game, even if you have never programmed before.
Not Always Right!
AI can make mistakes, always check important facts with books, teachers and trusted websites.
Think Bigger
AI helps you go further than you could alone not do less.
Many Roles
AI can be your teacher, tutor, coach, creative partner, challenger, practice partner, translator, organiser, researcher, inventor and coder.
Stay in Control
Always decide what to change, what to keep and what to check, the work stays yours.
Ask Better Questions
The real skill is learning to prompt AI well and recognise when it could help.
Always Check Facts
AI can make mistakes, verify important information with trusted sources.
Prompt
The instruction or question you give to AI.
AI (Artificial Intelligence)
A computer programme that can learn and respond like a human.
Tutor
Someone who helps you reach the answer, not just give it to you.
Feedback
Advice about your work that helps you improve it.
Reliable Source
A trusted place to check important facts (e.g. books, teachers).
Prototype
A first simple version of an invention to test your idea.
Debate
A structured discussion where you argue different points of view.
Code
Instructions written in a programming language that a computer can follow.
Iteration
Improving your idea or work step by step, again and again.
Accessible
Made easier so that more people can use or understand it.
Do not use AI to do less. Use it to learn more, think bigger and create something you could not have created alone. 💪🤖