Your child already uses artificial intelligence. They probably haven't told you.
Not because they're lying: because to them it isn't «artificial intelligence», it's just another app. This course gives you the real map of what is happening, how to open the conversation without shutting it down, and which rules make sense at each age.
The first course is free and asks for no card.
Three figures before you go on
72%
of teens have tried an AI companion — a chatbot with a personality, not just a lookup tool. 52% use one regularly.
Common Sense Media, July 2025 (US)
2 in 3
use chatbots, and close to three in ten do so every day. Most parents estimate considerably less.
Pew Research Center, December 2025 (US, 1,458 teens)
4 in 10
parents have never discussed it with their child. Of those who have, many did it once, after something went wrong.
2026 surveys in the United States
These are US figures: there is no comparable evidence yet for Spain or Latin America. Treat them as orders of magnitude, not local numbers. We'd rather tell you this than round in our own favour.
By the end you'll be able to
Know what they actually use
Asking «do you use AI?» almost always produces a false no. You'll learn to ask by function, which is what produces real answers.
Open the conversation without closing it
The first talk has one objective: that a second one exists. You'll know how to start it and when to stop.
Set rules that hold
A written agreement that differs for a 9-year-old and a 16-year-old, with a review date, because what is at stake at each age is not the same.
React if something happens
Deepfakes, sextortion and voice cloning: the protocol agreed beforehand, which is what actually changes the outcome.
How it works
You start free
«First Steps with AI»: 19 lessons, 4 levels, no card and no time limit. So you understand this yourself first, before discussing it with anyone.
Then, if you want to continue
«AI and Your Kids»: 3 levels, 12 lessons, with real examples and a family agreement to download. Included in Kolibrí Pro or $10 on its own.
See the full syllabus →What this course does not do
It is not psychological or clinical advice, and it says so inside the lessons. It gives you judgement, conversation and rules. If signs of serious distress appear — withdrawal, self-harm, thoughts about death — what is needed is a mental health professional and, if there is risk, emergency services. No course replaces that, including this one.
Questions we get
Start by understanding it yourself
The first course is free and asks for no card. If you then want the family one, it's there.
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