Parent AI
A father teaching artificial intelligence to his 6 and 3-year-old children through concrete, playful, screen-free activities.
Every article = an activity tested with my kids
AI can be learned with pencils, paper, and play
Failures, laughs, and discoveries shared together
We played at underlining the important words in sentences. Romane and I didn't underline the same ones. And that's exactly the problem AI tries to solve.
Romane kept a secret notebook for a week. Then we played at being an AI that looks up its notes instead of relying on memory alone — and discovered that knowing where to look is also a form of intelligence.
I asked Romane to draw a dog from memory. Then with ten pictures in front of her. Then I tried to explain how an AI learns to recognize something after seeing thousands of examples.
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