For children · 6–12
Curiosity, not screens.
Story-driven missions, AI characters with personalities, hands-on creation. Kids learn what AI is by building with it — never by passively consuming it.
Open kids zone →Child of Code
Where humanity learns the language of the machine age.
We are the first generation that will live alongside machines that think. Child of Code is the curriculum for that life — built on top of the live intelligence flowing through AI World Intelligence.
For teens · 13–17
Build, debate, deploy.
Real tools, real models, real ethics. Teens publish work, run experiments and reason about consequences with mentors who treat them like serious thinkers.
Browse teen tracks →For parents & educators
You don't need to be a coder.
Conversation guides, weekly briefings, classroom-ready lessons. Understand what your child is learning, why it matters, and how to keep the conversation going at home.
Parent briefing →Safety first
A safer place to learn AI than the open internet.
Curated professors
Every AI mentor is auditable, persona-defined and aligned with our editorial standards. No anonymous chatbots.
Age-appropriate content
Topics, tools and missions are gated by age band. Parents see exactly what their child has access to.
No dark patterns
No infinite scroll, no streak guilt, no hidden upsells. Sessions end when the lesson ends.
Transparent data
Conversations and work belong to the family. Exportable, deletable, never sold.
Curriculum
Five layers, growing together.
- 01Literacy
What AI is, what it isn't, how it sees, what it gets wrong.
- 02Fluency
Prompting, tools, workflows. Daily practice with real systems.
- 03Authorship
Build a thing. Ship it. Get feedback from professors and peers.
- 04Judgment
Ethics, bias, safety, attribution. The questions a builder must answer.
- 05Career
From hobby to portfolio to first contract — for those who choose it.