Artificial Intelligence for Babies (Baby University) Board book – July 1, 2024

Absolutely love this author. My kids are OBSESSED with all things science and technology thanks to this series.

AI is a term maligned and misused. Here's an introduction to AI for babies and their parents. The author approaches the subject with a simplicity that cuts through the nonsense spewed in the social media. Begin to teach AI to the children so they won't be fooled. The use of a dog as a metaphor is a great conveyance for children. The author has again approached the teaching of children well. Remember Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.

Dad is a nerd and loves reading these to our littles!

As adult I enjoyed it too haha

It is a humorous homage to the current issues in our world. Offsetting eg Goldilocks and This Little Piggie.

This was an easy and fun way to learn about artificial intelligence. The text and images are simple and engaging. I think this series of books are great for young readers. Start an interest in STEM early!

With Artificial Intelligence EVERYWHERE these days, it's hard to know where to start in the quest for understanding. At first glance, this may be a simple baby book. But look a little closer, and actually read the (very short) book, and you'll have yourself a terrific introduction to the concept of artificial intelligence, which is the first step in understanding artificial intelligence. The (mostly) black and white illustrations are eye-catching and perfectly support the text. While I'm not going to run out and buy copies for all of my friends, I will be adding a copy to my stack of teaching books, as this is a great book to introduce the concept to my kindergarten and first grade students. This will also be a great baby gift for families that have tech-y parents!Thank you to NetGalley for an ARC copy!

While I do think that this book does a good job of explaining AI for children it just doesn't seem like an engaging book for kids. I think that these are things that we definitely need more books to help discuss these topics but I also think that there should be something more that will help to promote conversation and engagement.