Let Kids be Kids, Not Robots! Embracing Childhood in an Age of AI by Amber Ivey (AI)
Let Kids Be Kids, Not Robots! Embracing Childhood in an Age of AI is an early chapter book that invites young readers aged 5-9 to explore the wonders of artificial intelligence while celebrating the joy and creativity of being a kid. In this engaging and thought-provoking story, readers join Addy Iris and her AI robot friend Jaz as they navigate a world where technology is all around us.
Through relatable adventures and heartfelt moments, the book teaches kids about the role AI plays in their lives, from learning and play to problem-solving, while emphasizing the importance of staying curious, imaginative, and true to themselves. With vibrant illustrations, relatable characters, and easy-to-understand concepts, the book strikes a perfect balance between education and entertainment.
This story is a reminder for kids and parents alike that while technology can do amazing things, the magic of childhood—play, creativity, and human connection—is irreplaceable. Perfect for young readers and families looking to embrace AI responsibly while keeping the heart of childhood alive.
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Author Bio:
Amber Ivey, also known as “AI”, is an accomplished public sector leader, author, and innovator, currently serving as Vice President at a non-profit, leading a team that assists governments in driving impact. In her previous roles at the Bloomberg Philanthropies Center for Government Excellence at Johns Hopkins University and The Pew Charitable Trust, she demonstrated a knack for utilizing data to enhance decision-making and improve service delivery. Prior to these roles, Amber used her data-driven insights to drive efficiency at Maryland StateStat and a Fortune 50 company. As the founder of Ivey Collective and co-founder of AuraSense, Amber extends her impact, offering data-driven solutions to public sector organizations and aiming to provide equitable healthcare through innovative technology, respectively. Her commitment to enlightening a wider audience about data and technology led to her creating and hosting the “AI for Kids” podcast and authoring the children’s series AiDigiTales. Amber’s career exemplifies her dedication to fostering a culture of data literacy and her vision of a technology-driven future.
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