Raising Children in the Age of AI is a practical guide for parents trying to understand how artificial intelligence is changing childhood, learning, homework and parenting.

Rather than making predictions about what jobs will exist in 2040, the book focuses on what parents can actually see and manage today. It explores how children use AI tools, when these tools genuinely support learning, and when they quietly replace the effort that makes learning happen.

The book explains the difference between AI as a useful tool, an answer-giver and an AI companion, and offers practical rules parents can use at home. It covers homework, concentration, reading, writing, independent learning, AI companions, screen habits and the growing pressure to prepare children for an uncertain future.

With practical exercises, household audits and simple rules, the book encourages parents to focus less on chasing the next technology and more on building abilities that remain valuable across changing futures: reading well, writing clearly, thinking quantitatively, concentrating, learning independently and working well with others.

Written for parents who want a thoughtful and practical approach to raising children in an increasingly AI-driven world.