Safe and critical AI literacy for schools, teachers, parents, and young people.
Artificial intelligence in real life. Calm, practical, responsible.
AI can be a useful tool, but it is not an automatic source of truth. It can be wrong, confidently misleading, and risky when people share sensitive information too casually.
Think, then AI helps schools, educators, parents, and students use AI practically, responsibly, and with critical thinking.
Who it’s for
Our workshops and training sessions are designed mainly for schools, teachers, parents, and older students who want to use AI safely, thoughtfully, and without blind trust in every output.
Schools and students
Workshops for older students focused on how AI works, where it fails, and how to use it without losing critical thinking.
Teachers and educators
Practical training on how to bring AI into education in a responsible, safe, and meaningful way.
Parents and families
Sessions that help parents understand the risks, set boundaries, and guide children toward healthier and safer AI use.
What we do
We design and deliver educational activities that combine AI literacy, safety, and critical thinking. We do not focus only on how to get answers from a chatbot, but on how to stay thoughtful when AI sounds convincing.
- spotting hallucinations and AI mistakes
- safer prompting and data anonymization
- critical verification of outputs
- bias, fairness, and limits of AI
- healthy relationship with technology
- practical scenarios from school, homework, and online life
How we work
Think, then AI is built around a human-centered approach. Children, students, teachers, and families matter more than the technology itself.
We explain things clearly, through practical examples, without unnecessary jargon. Our focus is on safety, privacy, practical habits, and age-appropriate learning.
Our long-term vision also includes a developing track for younger children aged 7+, using sensory and Montessori-inspired principles.
Why work with us
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We go beyond buzzwords and surface-level AI enthusiasm.
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We combine AI literacy, safety, and critical thinking
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We adapt content to the audience and age group
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We focus on real-life situations, not abstract theory
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The goal is not to admire AI, but to use it wisely
Key topics
AI is not a truth-telling machine
Participants will understand that AI does not guarantee truth, even if it seems confident.
Hallucinations and mistakes
We show how to recognize inaccuracies, fabricated facts, and seemingly credible errors.
Privacy and security
We explain what never to enter into AI and how to work with anonymization in practice.
Critical thinking and verification
We teach simple habits on how to check information and not blindly rely on the first answer.
Bias and fairness
AI is not neutral. We help participants understand why it can distort and what to do about it.
A healthy relationship with technology
Emphasis on reasonable use, not headlong enthusiasm or moralizing.
Our offer
Training formats
We offer formats tailored to the audience, age group, and goals of the school or organization.
Workshop for students
Interactive sessions focused on practical examples, AI mistakes, safer use, and discussion. Typically designed for older students, in formats of roughly 2 to 4 hours.
For whom?
students
How long?
2-4 hrs.
Teacher Training
Practical training on how to use AI in education safely and meaningfully. Formats range from 2-hour sessions to full-day training, depending on the needs of the school or organization.
For whom?
Teachers and management
How long?
From 2 hours to full-day session.
Parent Talk or Workshop
Practical talks and workshops on how to speak with children about AI, what to watch for, what never to share, and how to set healthy boundaries at home.
For whom?
Parents
How long?
90 min. – 2 hrs.
Student GTF UNIPO
The workshop was interesting, well thought out, and well prepared. The information shared was erudite, and I was pleased that we also learned something about how AI roughly works (inputs, outputs, neural networks). The workshop was very understandable even for a general audience that may not have such an overview of the IT world.
F.A.Q.
Is it about specific AI tools?
Not primarily. More important than a specific tool are the principles of safe and critical use.
Is it also suitable for schools that are just starting out with AI?
Yes. We can adapt the program to an audience without previous experience.
Is it possible to organize training online?
Yes, depending on the type of audience and goal, we can also offer an online format.
Do you also offer a program for younger children?
We are also preparing a developmental branch for children 7+ based on sensory and Montessori principles.
CONTACT
Are you interested in training or workshop?
Tell us who the training is for, how many participants you expect, and whether you prefer an online or in-person format. We will get back to you with a suitable proposal.
first@thinkthenai.com
+421 917 410 552