AI and parenting: how to guide children through the digital world, navigating opportunities and risks

Artificial intelligence is already part of our children's everyday lives: from voice assistants to educational apps, social networks and video games. As parents, it is essential to understand the potential and risks of these technologies in order to educate our children in an informed manner, without fear but also without naivety.

In this meeting, we will talk about how AI is changing childhood and adolescence, between deepfakes, chatbots, algorithms and augmented creativity. With a practical and accessible approach, Gianluigi Bonanomi – journalist, trainer and populariser – will provide concrete tools to accompany children on their digital journey, with real examples, current cases and practical advice.

Artificial intelligence is already part of children's lives. As parents, it is essential to understand its impact in order to guide them in an informed manner.
The meeting is particularly suitable for parents and educators.

Workshop organised in collaboration with Fastweb Digital Academy.

Gianluigi Bonanomi, journalist, trainer and science communicator, is a consultant and trainer in digital communication. After graduating with a thesis on online relationships at the turn of the millennium, he worked for a dozen years in the IT publishing sector as a professional journalist (Computer Idea and others). He has written several essays and manuals on digital culture, the Internet and social media for various publishers, including Mondadori, FrancoAngeli and Hoepli, and is editor of Ledizioni's “Fai da tech” series.

He currently provides corporate training on digital communication (the strategic use of LinkedIn in particular) for various digital training organisations, including the Fastweb Digital Academy, and is the CEO of the start-up Link&Lead. He holds the chair of Net Marketing at the Accademia Santa Giulia in Brescia.