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About AI4Kids
The generation growing up with AI

Understand AI, verify AI, and learn at the right age.

Children and teens should not just use AI — they should truly understand it, ask questions, verify and make responsible decisions. AI4Kids walks alongside them and their families on that journey.

Explore AI Choose a learning journey by age

Understand AI the right way

Not just using it — understanding how AI really works, from the ground up.

Verify before you trust

A solid thinking habit — not a fear of AI.

Learn & create with AI

From idea to real product — structured learning with visible traces.
Competency Framework 7–15 Your child’s learning path is mapped against Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training (Decision 2422), UNESCO and OECD — 9 competencies, 4 stages, from knowing AI to mastering AI. See the competency framework
Foundations

What you need to know about AI

Context

Generative AI shows up more and more in teens’ homework and everyday conversations — understanding it properly matters more than ever.

 Quick explainer

A hallucination is when AI gives a wrong answer that sounds very confident — always worth pausing to verify.

 Safety

Never enter sensitive personal information into public AI tools — a core rule for every age.

 Perspective

Knowing how to use AI is not enough — understanding, verifying, creating and mastering it is the full skill set.
The AI learning journey

Knowing how to use AI is not enough

  1. Use Get started and try your first prompts.
  2. Understand Know why AI answers the way it does, not just take the result.
  3. Verify Pause and ask for sources and evidence before you trust.
  4. Create Make your own products and ideas together with AI.
  5. Master Confidently decide when to use AI — and when not to.

AI4Kids doesn’t stop at teaching children to use AI — it walks with them through every step, from using to mastering.

AI Explorer

Understand AI in 5 minutes

8 short, easy topics — from "What is AI?" to "What is a deepfake?".

Kids illustration: What is AI?

What is AI?

A system that learns from data to make predictions — not a "thinking brain".

What is a hallucination?

When AI answers wrongly but sounds very confident — always verify.

What is a deepfake?

Fake images/videos made by AI — an important reason to verify sources.

Explore all 8 topics →

Verification Lab

Verify before you trust

AI answers: "Vietnamese children started learning AI at school in 2005."

Source? Date? Evidence? Context? — 5 things to check before trusting any AI answer.

Try the full Verification Lab →
Illustration: AI safety is everyone’s responsibility
When you’re ready to learn systematically

Two learning paths by age

Ages 7–10

AI4Kids Kids

Learn AI safely, clearly and with guidance.
Ages 11–15

AI4Kids Teen

Master AI through evidence investigations and real challenges.
For Parents

Support your child — without becoming a second tutor

Know where your child is — without reading every one of their AI chats.

See the parents’ guide →
Illustration: AI safety is everyone’s responsibility
Youth AI Safety Center

Staying safe with AI

Verifying before trusting is the most important skill — along with other core principles for every age, from Kids 7–10 to Teen 11–15.

  • Check before you trustPause and ask for sources and evidence.
  • Don’t share sensitive dataNo names, addresses or personal photos.
  • When to ask an adultStrange or upsetting content — you can always stop.
  • Watch out for deepfakesVerify before you believe or share.
  • AI doesn’t replace peopleReal connection still comes from real people.
  • Age-appropriate guidanceGrowing independence, with the right support.
Visit the Safety Center →