Artificial Intelligence for Kids (Tinker Toddlers) Paperback – Large Print, December 6, 2018

So informative and very easy to understand. It’s a quick read. My kid enjoyed it a lot! It’s on our reread list. ❤️

I was surprised by the quality of this book. In it, artificial intelligence is explained in a clear and didactic way. The images that accompany the book are very appropriate and fun. I think this book achieves its goal. I recommend it to any parent who wants their child to learn about artificial intelligence. Many grandparents will also enjoy reading this book to their grandchildren. Grandparents will also understand what artificial intelligence is.

Sorry. I'm not a big fan of AI. However, it is probably here to stay. That doesn't have to be a bad thing. I just don't want to think about what happens when it goes astray. (I firmly believe that sooner or later it will.) At any rate this is probably going to be a hit with children, and I think that's a good thing. If they are going to have to deal with AI in the future (and trust me, they will), then they need it presented in a clear, well prepared manner. This book definitely does that. The illustrations are also well done.

Artificial Intelligence is an insightful and important book for toddlers/children that deserves serious consideration. It makes a compelling explanation of the forthcoming changes of human intelligence with artificial intelligence in a simpler interpretation. I look forward to reading all the books written by Dr. Dhoot!

I just love the book. It's great to introduce my little one to this topic early. Whenever I read it to her she is always smiling and laughing. I think its more the images the enjoys right now. Amazing book. Great Author!

This book is a really nice intro to an important but complex topic. My kids were engaged and asked lots of great questions after we read it.

Knowing that AI is here to stay, makes it easier to realize that a book like this is needed to explain AI to children at a young age. It does that well since the children of today will be the much broader users of AI in the future. The illustrations looked hand-drawn too, so kudos for not using AI to do them. Good story.

I wanted to love it, but i don't. It is printed on a paper that looks like a brochure or cheap calendar. Definitely not on a thick cardboard-like paper books for babies are supposed to be. Worth $3-$5, not more. AI concepts nicely described, so even some parents may understand.