Asked on September 9, 2026
Schools ban AI for children under 14: right call or wrong lesson?
Right call — protect them
14%
Wrong lesson — teach them
86%
Comments
6 comments from that day
KatieVanders_indie
Schools banning math didn't make kids smarter. Same logic applies here—actual education beats prohibition.
0
TomasRivero88
Brains are still developing. One study isn't enough but neither is ignoring the risk entirely.
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SophiaRennard_local
Teaching critical thinking around AI is way smarter than a blanket ban. Kids should learn *how* it works, not hide from it.
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LeoMarchand_indie
Under 14? Come on. Most of them are already using it on their phones. Ban it and you just push it underground.
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RachelDarcy
There's a difference between *using* AI responsibly and letting algorithms raise your kid. Protection at that age isn't weak—it's parenting.
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JamiePorter_tech
Banning it just delays the inevitable. Kids need digital literacy now, not a sheltered ignorance they'll regret.
0
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