Your teen is forming their first AI relationship, and you might not even know it. In this eye-opening episode, I reveal what happens when teens turn to ChatGPT instead of their parents for emotional support. Using real AI conversations, I show you exactly how these relationships develop and what you can do about it. What You'll Learn: Why teens confide in AI chatbots instead of talking to you The psychological needs AI is filling in your teen's life 2 live ChatGPT demos showing healthy vs unhealthy AI relationships Practical experiments you can try with your teen during the holidays How to make AI strengthen your family bond instead of replacing it This isn't science fiction. This is happening in your home right now. The question isn't IF your teen will build a relationship with AI, it's whether that relationship will push them away from you or bring you closer together.   Find Rayyan: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582   Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/   Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/Newsletter:https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute

What happens when a 20-year-old builds an AI that can "know anything about anyone"?? Michael Fanous didn't just create another AI startup, he built something that found Andrej Karpathy's secret Reddit account, shocking the entire AI community, the former Tesla AI director had been posting anonymously for years... until Nine AI found him. In this episode, Michael walks us through: How Nine AI's agents crawl millions of websites to build context on anyone The exact process that uncovered Karpathy's anonymous Reddit persona Why AI agents need deep personal context to work effectively The "cold start problem" and how Nine solves it for productivity tools What your teenager's digital footprint really looks like (spoiler: it's permanent) How brands will target you in 2030 based on life events they predict One simple thing parents should do THIS WEEK to protect their kids online The uncomfortable truth: Privacy as we knew it is over. Every Reddit comment, every Instagram post, every "anonymous" account can be traced back. Michael's building something incredibly powerful, but are we ready for it? Find Rayyan:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582    Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/    Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/  Newsletter:https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute  Michael’s: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelfanous1/   Nyne.ai:https://www.linkedin.com/company/nyne-ai/    

When air pollution kills over 7 million people annually, most people complain. Akshaj Khetarpal decided to patent a solution at 18. In this episode of the AI Parenting Institute, we sit down with Akshaj Khetarpal, founder of MOSS X, a revolutionary air purification device that uses actual moss to clean air equivalent to 275 trees in just one square meter. Discover how this teen entrepreneur turned a trip to Himachal Pradesh into a patented solution for Delhi's severe air quality crisis.   What You'll Learn: - How Akshaj discovered moss as nature's answer to air pollution - The journey from garage experiments to patented technology at 16 - Why he chose natural solutions over high-tech filters - Building both a for-profit company AND non-profit NGO simultaneously - Balancing multiple startups while still being a teenager - Practical advice for teens wanting to solve big problems KEY TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Intro 02:33- The Personal Story Behind MOSS X 04:40 - Why Moss? Understanding the Science 07:21 - First Prototype & Early Experiments 10:15 - Getting the Patent at 16 12:27 - Managing Time Zones & Growth 13:54 - Other Projects: Adamsville & Book Writing 16:05 - Competing with Billion-Dollar Corporations 17:44 - Advice for Teen Entrepreneurs 19:20 - Final Thoughts & Call to Action The Problem: Delhi's AQI regularly exceeds 200, with air quality so poor it's measured in "cigarettes smoked per day." India dominates the list of world's most polluted cities, creating a public health emergency affecting millions. The Solution: MOSS X's patented device keeps moss alive in polluted environments while leveraging its natural air-cleaning properties. One square meter = 275 trees worth of air purification. Why This Matters: Akshaj represents a new generation of entrepreneurs who refuse to choose between profit and purpose. His dual-structure approach (for-profit + NGO) proves you can build sustainable businesses while creating genuine environmental impact. Find Rayyan: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582   Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/   Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/Newsletter:https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute Find Akshaj:LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/akshaj-khetarpal-0758aa291/    RELATED TOPICS: #AirPollution #CleanTech #TeenEntrepreneur #GreenTechnology #Innovation #Sustainability #DelhiPollution #EnvironmentalSolution #YoungFounder #SocialImpact #ClimateAction

What happens when you leave home at 15, become the first in your family to graduate college, drop out of a physics PhD, and build a company that scales to 7 figures? Maruthi did exactly that. From a tier-2 city in India to University of Southampton, from physics research to building Almabase (the #1 alumni management software in the US), his journey is anything but conventional.   In this episode, we dive deep into: → Why he almost quit the moment he landed in London → The realization that made him drop out of his PhD → How he scaled companies like Rippling and Remote from $4M to $100M+ → Building Navada AI: an AI tool actually designed with taste → Why hard work and discipline beat intelligence in hypercompetitive environments → The two skills that make teenagers unstoppable Maruthy doesn't sugarcoat it. He shares the loneliness of arriving in a foreign country, the moment he knew academia wasn't his path, and the philosophy that keeps him going: "The universe has infinite opportunities, don't crumble over one setback." Whether you're a founder, a parent supporting a kid with big dreams, or someone thinking about taking an unconventional path, this conversation will challenge how you think about risk, learning, and building products people actually love. KEY TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Introduction 02:41 - Leaving home at 15: The hidden strengths discovered 03:28 - The moment he wanted to quit in London 04:53 - Why he chose entrepreneurship over physics PhD 08:15 - First startup journey and lessons learned 12:30 - Scaling Rippling and Remote to $100M+ 15:45 - Building Navada AI with design-first thinking 18:20 - Why most AI tools lack taste 21:46 - AI myths for parents and teens 23:52 - The best advice he ever received 25:07 - The one skill every teenager needs to master 26:53 - Learning to learn + selling = unstoppable   Subscribe to the AI Parenting Institute for more conversations with founders who are building the future while navigating unconventional paths. Hit that notification bell so you never miss an episode where we explore responsible innovation, entrepreneurship, and how to support the next generation of builders. Find Rayyan: YouTube:  @aiparentinginstitute   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... LinkedIn:   / rayyan-s-ali   Instagram:   / rayyanali_api  Newsletter: https://substack.com/@aiparentinginst... Find Maruthi: LinkedIn  / maruthimedisetty   Nevara:   / getnevara   #SaaS #Entrepreneurship #StartupJourney #AITools #FounderStory #PhDDropout #IndianFounders #TechStartups #AlumniManagement #ProductManagement

From washing his hands after soccer practice to speaking at the United Nations, this is the incredible journey of Haaziq Kazi. At just 10 years old, Haaziq had a world-changing realization while watching water drain from a sink: what if we could pull plastic from the ocean the same way? That moment sparked the invention of a ship designed to clean millions of tons of plastic from our seas. By 11, he was giving TED talks in New York. By 14, he addressed the United Nations. Now at 19, he's a sophomore at UC Berkeley, founder of the Aeros Foundation (teaching 2,000+ kids about ocean conservation), and developing AI to predict ocean algae blooms. In this episode, you'll discover: - The shocking reality behind 5 million marine deaths from plastic annually - How a 10-year-old turned frustration into global innovation - The exact mindset shift that got him from idea to TED stage - Why his parents' approach to rejection changed everything - Actionable steps for young innovators to start TODAY (even if you think you're "too young")ABOUT AI PARENTING INSTITUTE: Exploring how the next generation can harness innovation, AI, and entrepreneurship to create meaningful change. Hosted by Rayyan Ali. Subscribe for more inspiring conversations with young innovators, educators, and thought leaders shaping tomorrow's world. CONNECT WITH US: YouTube: @aiparentinginstitute  Newsletter: https://substack.com/@aiparentinginst...Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... LinkedIn:   / rayyan-s-ali   Instagram:   / rayyanali_api   Haaziq's Kazi:LinkedIn   / haaziq-kazi-b438441b0     #AIParentingInstitute  #OceanConservation #PlasticPollution #YoungEntrepreneur #UCBerkeley #TEDTalk #SocialImpact #STEM #Innovation 

Hassan Malik launched Faces of Agony at just 16 years old, turning raw emotion into wearable art. In this episode, he shares the real story behind building a fashion brand as a teenager from his first $0 investment strategy to balancing school with running a business.   What We Cover: - How Hassan went from reselling shoes to launching his own clothing brand - The truth about starting a business with limited money as a teen - Finding manufacturers and suppliers through strategic research - Standing out in a crowded fashion market with authentic design - Balancing school vs. building a business (spoiler: the brand won) - His take on AI in creative industries and fashion - The Despair Sets drop and what's next for Faces of Agony Hassan's biggest lesson? Time is the one thing you can't buy back. If you're sitting on a business idea but scared to start, this conversation will give you the push you need. Perfect for: Young entrepreneurs, fashion enthusiasts, product managers interested in brand building, and anyone who wants to turn their side hustle into something real.   Find Rayyan: Subscribe to YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w Newsletter: https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute? Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/   Hassan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/facesofagony   Subscribe for more conversations with founders, creators, and innovators who are building something from nothing. #fashionbrand #TeenEntrepreneur #ClothingBrand #StartupStory #Entrepreneurship

What happens when an 18-year-old high schooler decides she's done waiting? She flies to California alone, builds an AI-powered startup incubator, and proves that age is just a number in entrepreneurship. In this episode of the AI Parenting Institute, I sit down with Isabelle, a founder who's been building since age 13. From creating NFTs at 14 and analyzing tech stocks at 15, to launching Foundity at 17 and now living in a San Francisco hacker house, Isabelle is rewriting the rules of what teens can accomplish.   In this episode, we cover: 1. How she balanced school while running multiple projects 2. Why she flew to UC Berkeley alone for LaunchX at 17 3. What Foundity is and how it's helping young founders 4. Her advice for teens who are scared to start 5. The truth about time management as a teen entrepreneur   Subscribe to API's YouTube Channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w   Subscribe to the Newsletter:https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute   Find Rayyan on:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/   Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/ Find Isabelle on: LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabelle-dijkhorst/  Foundity (LinkedIn)https://www.linkedin.com/company/foundity/  Foundity (website): https://www.foundity.com/    #TeenEntrepreneur #YoungFounder #StartupStory #AIStartup #Foundity #LaunchX #SiliconValley #StudentFounder #Entrepreneurship #AIParentingInstitute

What does it take to build a space technology company at 20? Muhammad Hunain shows us how. Muhammad Hunain is the CEO of Melagen Labs, developing next-generation radiation shielding for NASA, astronauts, and satellites. His technology is launching to the International Space Station next year and he's doing it all before finishing college. KEY TAKEAWAYS: - Space radiation is 1,000x worse than Earth levels - How to lead engineers decades older than you - Real fundraising challenges (and how to overcome them) - Why passion matters more than experience early on - The importance of mentorship when building something new - How parents can support ambitious kids   ABOUT MUHAMMAD HUNAIN: Muhammad is the 20-year-old CEO and Co-Founder of Melagen Labs, a venture-backed startup backed by NASA's L-Space program and the National Lab Orbital Edge Accelerator. His material, MLC-1, protects astronauts and satellites from deadly space radiation. With launches planned to the ISS and Sun-Synchronous Orbit, Muhammad is solving one of deep space exploration's biggest challenges. Muhammad on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/hunainmuhammad/ Melgen Labs:https://www.melagenlabs.com/ ABOUT THIS PODCAST: The AI Parenting Institute explores how young innovators are using technology to solve real-world problems. Hosted by Rayyan Ali, we share stories of teens building the future and help parents support their ambitious kids. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w    Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/    Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/ Newsletter:https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute?     SUBSCRIBE for weekly conversations with young founders, innovators, and tech creators changing the world.https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute  © 2025 AI Parenting Institute. All rights reserved.

Is AI helping or hurting our kids? Education and technology expert Anya Kamenetz joins the AI Parenting Institute to cut through the fear and hype around artificial intelligence in childhood. In this eye-opening conversation, we explore: 1. The shocking story of a 9th grader's first AI relationship (and breakup) 2. Why generational justice matters more than ever in the AI age 3. How to balance screen time when AI is infinitely engaging 4. What schools should teach when AI can provide all the answers 5. The ethics of AI in education: cheating vs. learning tool 6. Social-emotional development in an age of AI companions 7. Practical scenarios: when to say yes or no to AI in family life   Anya Kamenetz is the author of "The Art of Screen Time" and a leading voice on education, technology, and childhood development. She writes The Golden Hour on Substack and has been guiding families through tech transitions for years. This isn't about banning technology; it's about empowering families to thrive alongside it.   KEY TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction 2:17 - Anya's journey into education & tech 3:58 - The teen's first AI relationship story 5:24 - What is generational justice? 7:36 - AI and inequality in education 9:31 - Screen time philosophy in the AI age 12:09 - Yes/No scenarios for parents 14:17 - The future of assessment beyond tests 16:32 - Skills kids need when AI has all the answers 17:56 - AI's impact on student stress and anxiety 20:11 - Social-emotional development and AI companions   Find Rayyan:  YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w   Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582   Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900  LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/   Find Anya: http://www.anyakamenetz.net/  https://thegoldenhour.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips 

From D1 Olympic hopeful to building apps with 175K+ downloads to Microsoft engineer, Matt Steel's journey proves discipline translates across domains.   In this episode, we dive into the real challenges of building responsibly, scaling products that matter, and preparing the next generation for the AI era.   What You'll Learn: 1. How competitive athletics prepares you for entrepreneurship 2. The truth about AI bias and responsible product development 3. Why Matt sold Catcher (his viral fishing app) and the weight of that decision 4. Platform risk: The lesson that killed his first AI project 5. Critical AI safety concerns every parent and teen should know 6. The mindset shift teens need TODAY to thrive in an AI-powered world   Key Moments: 0:00 - Introduction 2:08 - From D1 swimmer to tech builder 4:03 - Building Hair Match: Fighting AI bias 5:25 - The biggest risk in consumer AI nobody talks about 7:06 - Selling Catcher: The hardest decision 9:12 - High-performance decision making (rapid fire!) 10:30 - The AI homework helper that got shut down 12:53 - Best path for combining AI + UX design 14:14 - The ONE mindset shift every teen needs   Matt's Core Message: Don't just use AI tools lazily – learn to augment yourself with them. The gap between good and great is expanding exponentially, and the winners will be those who master these tools deeply, not superficially.   About AI Parenting Institute: Bridging the gap between today's leading AI experts and the parents and teens shaping tomorrow's world. Subscribe for more conversations on responsible innovation, AI safety, and building the future intentionally.   Mentioned in this episode: Catcher App (gamified sport fishing) Hair Match (AI-powered hair recommendations) Canvas LMS ChatGPT, Perplexity Georgia Tech AI program   Rayyan’s  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_wSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/ Matt’sLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattpsteele/  Website: https://www.mattsteele.co/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steelecodes/   Got questions or want to suggest a guest? Drop them in the comments!   If this conversation changed how you think about AI and parenting, hit like and share with other families building the future.   #AIParenting #ResponsibleAI #TechEntrepreneur #BuildInPublic #AIForTeens

AI won’t replace you, but the people using it will. In this episode, I sat down with Pawel Huryn, one of the world’s top AI product thinkers, to break down how parents, teens, and professionals can prepare for the next decade of AI. We discussed: 1. Why “learning how to learn with AI” is the most valuable skill of the future 2. How parents can guide teens to use AI responsibly (without micromanaging) 3. The truth about deepfakes, AI safety, and privacy 4. Real demos of building tools with Claude Artifacts 5. How AI will transform education, jobs, and creativity   If you’ve ever wondered how to stay irreplaceable in the age of AI, this episode is for you.   Watch till the end for Pawel’s step-by-step master prompt for building AI-powered learning tools and his personal list of must-try AI products. Subscribe to stay ahead of the curve, because the future belongs to those who learn with AI, not from it.   Chapters 00:00 – Intro 01:25 – Meet Pawel Huryn: One of the World’s Top AI Product Thinkers 02:45 – How AI Is Changing Education and Entry-Level Jobs 04:35 – The Future Skill You Must Master: Learning How to Learn with AI 06:55 – Why AI Isn’t Just a Tool, It’s a Meta-Solution 08:50 – What AI Can Never Replace: Human-to-Human Connection 10:40 – Live Demo: Building Apps with Claude Artifacts 13:10 – Helping Teens Build AI Intuition Through Hands-On Learning 15:00 – The “Perfect Prompt” Myth And How to Actually Get Results 17:00 – Visual Learning: Using AI to Understand Complex Concepts 18:40 – AI Gut Check: Real Ethical Scenarios for Parents and Teens 19:15 – Scenario 1: Would You Let AI Track Your Child’s Focus? 21:00 – Scenario 2: Safer Parenting, Exploring AI Together 22:25 – Scenario 3: The Deepfake Dilemma and Digital Responsibility 24:00 – Teaching Teens AI Responsibility Through Strategic Context 25:30 – AI Safety and the Urgent Role of Policymakers 27:00 – The Master Prompt: Turning Research into High-Impact Content 28:15 – Pawel’s Top AI Tools & Final Thoughts   Follow RayyanLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rayyanali_api/ Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute The Newsletter: https://substack.com/@aiparentinginstitute? Follow Pawel:Newsletter: https://www.productcompass.pm/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/pawel-huryn/ X: https://twitter.com/PawelHuryn      #AIProducts #Education #Parenting #AIPodcast #Claude #OpenAI #Deepfakes #LearningWithAI #AIEthics #AIEducation #AIforTeens

“Safe is a fallacy.” That’s the mindset that turned Shamus Madan, a 19 year-old entrepreneur who started his first podcast at 15, into one of Gen Z’s most ambitious builders.   In this episode, we dive deep into how Shamus went from sending cold emails as a teenager to building a media company, landing interviews with billionaires like Mark Cuban, and now helping founders grow through AI-powered content.   We talk about: 1. Why “safe” is the biggest lie you’ve been told about your career 2. How teens can use AI as a superpower, not a shortcut 3. The truth about networking vs partnering 4. How overdelivering turned his first $5K deal into a full-blown business 5. What parents need to understand about the new generation of builders   Whether you’re a teen trying to make your first big move or a parent trying to understand the new world your kids are growing up in, this episode will completely change how you think about ambition, AI, and the future of work.   Chapters: 00:00 – Intro 01:19 – Who Is Sheamus Madden? The Teen Who Built a Media Company at 15 02:23 – Landing His First Billionaire Interview (and How Mark Cuban Replied) 04:12 – The Sales Lesson That Changed Everything: “Nobody Cares About You” 06:10 – Pivoting at 15: When the First Podcast Failed 07:34 – Deleting “Work-Life Balance” and Building Without Burnout 08:56 – Partnering vs Networking: The Secret to Real Relationships 09:49 – How Overdelivering Turned a $5K Deal into a Business 10:46 – The “Show Up In Person” Rule That Led to a Life-Changing Trip 13:00 – What He Learned from Bumping into Jack Altman 14:56 – From Hustling Cold Emails to Building with AI 15:54 – Is AI Making Gen Z Lazy or Smarter? 17:19 – Why Schools That Punish AI Are Setting Students Up to Fail 18:15 – How Teens Can Stand Out in an AI-Dominated World 19:46 – The 3 Things That Make a Business Stand Out Today 20:31 – What AI Can’t Teach You (and Why Human Mentors Still Matter) 23:09 – The One Thing Every 15-Year-Old Should Do in the AI Era 24:41 – Building Without Code: Why the Future Belongs to Creators 25:08 – Final Message to Teens and Parents: Stop Waiting, Start Building   Find Rayyan:  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_YveALQKZud6U6wycjqi_w Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04rVPTbIla73sVxPL?si=96d802812f384582 Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-parenting-institute-podcast/id1843665900 LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/  Find Shamus:Podcast: https://mbitpodcast.com/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/shamus-madan 

AI isn’t just changing how we work, it’s changing how we feel, connect, and think. In this deep and eye opening conversation, Angelina Fomina (former Meta & BetterUp expert turned intuitive coach) joins us to reveal: 1. How AI is silently shaping teen mental health and human emotion 2. The hidden risks of AI companions and therapy chatbots 3. How to use AI for self-growth without losing your humanity 4. Why critical thinking will be the new “superpower” in the age of AI   If you care about mental health, emotional intelligence, or the future of AI, this episode will completely change how you see technology. Find Rayyan: YouTube: @aiparentinginstitute   Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ens04... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... LinkedIn:  / rayyan-s-ali  Find Angelina:https://www.angelinafomina.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelina-fomina/ 

What happens when kids grow up in a world where AI is their first habit? In this powerful conversation with Nir Eyal, bestselling author of Hooked and Indistractable, we dive deep into how AI is shaping parenting, learning, and the future of childhood.   From ChatGPT being seen as “the only one who listens” to whether AI can replace therapy, Nir shares eye-opening insights every parent, educator, and teen needs to hear. We unpack: Are kids becoming too dependent on AI? 1. Should parents worry or be excited about the next generation? 2. The truth about “AI therapy” for teens. 3. How schools are failing to adapt.   Practical frameworks for raising resilient, indistractable kids in the AI era.   If you’ve ever wondered whether AI is helping or hurting your child, this episode will change the way you see technology forever.   Subscribe to the AI Parenting Institute for more expert conversations on raising kids in the digital age.Find us on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyP7agcdLiI 

Parents everywhere are asking the same question: Will AI make my kids dumb? In this episode of the AI Parenting Institute Podcast, I sit down with Satyajeet Salgar from Google, one of the minds shaping how billions use AI every day. We unpack the fears parents have, like whether AI kills curiosity or critical thinking, and explore the real opportunities AI brings, from 10x faster learning to sparking creativity in kids.   You’ll hear practical advice on: How to use AI to support your child’s learning, not replace it The difference between shortcuts that hurt vs. tools that unlock curiosity How parents can model positive AI use at home What skills kids really need to thrive in an AI-first world If you’ve ever wondered how to guide your child through this AI-driven era without losing their spark, this conversation will change how you see both AI and parenting. Subscribe for more conversations bridging AI experts with parents and teens shaping the future.   Find Rayyan Ali on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayyan-s-ali/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute 

In this episode of the AI Parenting Institute Podcast, host Rayyan Ali sits down with Linda Liukas, Finnish programmer, author, illustrator, and creator of the globally loved Hello Ruby series.   We explore how to teach kids coding not as dry grammar but as creative poetry, why hands-on play is essential for understanding AI, and how parents can shift from fear to confidence when introducing technology to their children. Linda shares stories about making AI learning playful, the human side of technology, and even draws lessons from Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein about the responsibility of creators.   This is a must-listen for parents, educators, and teens preparing for the future of AI. Don’t forget to subscribe for more insightful conversations on AI, parenting, and building a future of responsible innovation.   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute 

Welcome to the first episode of AI Parenting Institute!   Host Rayyan Ali sits down with Jeremy Shiffling, bestselling author of ChatGPT for Job Searching, founder of The Job Insiders, and AI trainer for over 300 top universities (including Google), to discuss how parents and teens can future-proof careers in the age of AI. From avoiding the FOMO trap to mastering storytelling and empathy in a world of AI, Jeremy shares real, actionable advice to help the next generation thrive.   In this episode, you’ll learn: The biggest mistake people make when building their online identity How teens can use AI the right way for job hunting & skill building Why soft skills like communication and empathy matter more than ever How AI is reshaping career paths, and how to stay ahead of it Jeremy’s personal journey from education to AI innovation   About AI Parenting Institute: Our mission is to bridge the gap between today’s leading AI experts and the parents & teens shaping the world of tomorrow.   Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AIParentingInstitute