World's first · AI safety curriculum for kids

Teach your child to
think critically about AI

5 interactive lessons. Ages 7–14. No app needed. Your child learns what fair AI looks like, how to spot bias, and why it matters — before AI makes decisions about them.

Ages 7–14
No software to install
Works in any browser
Parent & teacher guides included
Get Early Access — Free See the 5 lessons ↓
Lesson 1
What Is AI?
Lesson 2
Fair or Unfair?
Lesson 3
Who Decides?
Lesson 4
Can You Trust It?
Lesson 5
Build It Right

5 lessons. Real skills. Zero jargon.

Each lesson is 20–30 minutes, self-paced, and designed so kids actually remember it — not because they memorised answers, but because they reasoned through real examples.

Lesson 01

What Is AI?

How machines learn from examples

Kids discover that AI isn't magic — it's pattern recognition trained on data by people. They run a simple "AI training" activity using sorting cards to understand how machines learn.

Activity: Sort & train Ages 7+ 20 min
Lesson 02

Fair or Unfair?

How bias gets into AI — and what it costs

Using real-world examples kids can understand (who gets a school interview, who gets a library card), students learn to spot when an AI system treats people differently — and why that matters.

Activity: Spot the bias Ages 8+ 25 min
Lesson 03

Who Decides?

The humans behind every AI decision

Kids learn that every AI system was designed, trained, and deployed by humans with choices. They map out the chain of decisions behind a familiar AI (like a recommendation system) and discuss who is responsible.

Activity: Decision chain map Ages 9+ 25 min
Lesson 04

Can You Trust It?

How to question AI outputs

Students practise asking the right questions: Where did this information come from? Could it be wrong? What would it miss? They fact-check three AI-generated answers together.

Activity: AI fact-check Ages 10+ 30 min
⭐ Final lesson
Lesson 05

Build It Right

Design a fair rule for a robot

The capstone lesson. Kids design their own simple AI rule system for a school scenario — then test it against edge cases to see if it's truly fair. They present their "AI constitution" to parents.

Activity: Design your AI All ages 30 min

AI will make decisions about your child.
They should understand it first.

School admissions. Loan approvals. Medical diagnoses. Job screenings. AI is already deciding who gets opportunities. A child who understands AI is not a passive recipient — they're a critical thinker.

First-mover curriculum
No other children's product teaches AI safety literacy. BrightKit is building this category from scratch.
Age-appropriate framing
No doomsday scenarios. No scary AI. Every lesson is empowering — kids learn they can shape technology, not fear it.
No app install needed
Pure web-based. Works on any device. No logins, no accounts, no friction. Open a browser and start learning.
Parent + teacher guides
Every lesson includes a parent debrief guide and a teacher version with discussion questions and curriculum tie-ins.
Tested on real kids
Developed by a parent-developer. Every lesson is tested on Aarav, age 7 — BrightKit's first and most honest test user.
School-ready
Curriculum aligned with digital literacy standards. Ready for classroom use, district licensing, and grant applications.

Built with support from the AI safety community

BrightKit AI Safety is actively seeking funding partners who believe the next generation deserves AI literacy — not AI anxiety.

OpenAI
Safety Fellowship — Applied
Supporting independent work on AI safety that reaches new audiences. We're applying as a practitioner building the first children's AI safety literacy benchmark.
Deadline: May 3, 2026
Patrick J. McGovern Foundation
AI for Public Good — Seeking
PJMF funds AI literacy initiatives globally. BrightKit AI Safety aligns directly with their mission of reaching underserved communities with AI literacy content.
Grants: $25K–$500K
Mozilla Foundation
Trustworthy AI — Seeking
Mozilla funds projects making AI more transparent and accountable. A children's AI safety curriculum creates the next generation of informed AI citizens.
Grants: up to $50K

Interested in partnering or funding? support@deeun.com

Bring AI literacy to your classroom

BrightKit AI Safety is built for schools. Curriculum-aligned, teacher-ready, and priced for district budgets.

5 complete lesson plans

Each with teacher notes, timing guidance, discussion questions, and printable student worksheets.

No tech setup required

Runs in any browser. No logins, no app downloads, no IT approval needed.

Pilot programme available

We're looking for 3 GTA/Mississauga schools to co-develop the curriculum. First pilots are free.

School & District Licensing

Flat annual fee. Unlimited students. Full curriculum access plus teacher training call.

$500 – $5,000
per school · annually
Contact for a pilot

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