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Responsible AI: a guide for families

How to talk to children aged 6 to 10 about what AI is, where it fails and what they should never share.

Children learn best through stories. Explain that AI is like a very clever parrot: it repeats patterns, but does not truly understand and sometimes makes things up. Keep the rules simple: never share a full name, address or password; always show an adult what the AI answered; and remember that an image can be fake. Screen-free activities can also teach computational thinking.

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Activity: image detective

Three simple questions that teach children to look closely before believing an image.

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Teaching children to ask AI better questions

A simple conversation about curiosity, mistakes, and why a machine's answer still needs checking.

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Spotting AI scams on WhatsApp

Three signs that the message, voice or video you received was AI-generated, and what to do before you reply.

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The basics of writing a good prompt

A simple structure, context, task, format, that improves any AI answer.

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AI and academic integrity in high school

Using AI to study without cheating, the line between learning with the tool and submitting what it made.

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Workshop: automate reports with AI

A 90-minute hands-on session, you leave with a flow that turns spreadsheets into automatic summaries.

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Building a role-based AI academy

How to map roles (sales, legal, operations, leadership) to tailored AI journeys.

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Video: how to identify a deepfake

Five seconds that can reveal a fake video: blinking, edges, lighting and lip sync.

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Getting started with AI for people over 50

No jargon: how to use an AI assistant safely for everyday tasks.

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Schools: a ready-to-use computing curriculum

Curriculum, teacher training and offline activities for school systems with limited connectivity.

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A 90-day AI plan for small businesses

Skip the hype. A pragmatic roadmap to get one AI use case into production in a quarter.

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Before sharing: pause, check, compare

A 30-second test to avoid spreading false images, videos, or stories.

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Five simple ways to use AI in everyday life

Practical ideas for organising tasks, understanding text, and preparing messages without complication.

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Which task should you improve first?

A quick filter for finding repetitive activities that consume time and attention.

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Choosing your company's first AI project

Four criteria for starting small, learning quickly, and demonstrating value safely.

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Connected construction: from field information to clear action

A practical guide to organising site records, inspections, documents, and actions without requiring technical expertise.

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