There is a question parents ask more than any other: Is AI actually doing something to my child?

The honest answer is yes. And the most important question isn't whether AI is good or bad — it's what kind of human am I trying to raise?

In Raising Humans in an AI World, Prince Penman offers a warm, practical, and deeply reassuring guide for parents navigating a world that did not come with instructions. Drawing on hundreds of conversations with parents, educators, and researchers, he identifies five human capacities most at risk in the machine age — attention, imagination, emotional range, productive struggle, and relational depth — and shows you how to protect them.

Inside you'll find:

•The difference between screen time and AI time — and why it matters
•A single, memorable framework for every AI decision: What is this replacing? What is this building? Who is in charge?
•Age-specific guidance for children ages 3–7, 8–12, and 13–18
•Scripts for hard conversations, family rituals, and an AI agreement template
•Practical tools for rebuilding attention, protecting play, and raising AI-literate kids

This is not a book about banning technology. It is a book about remembering what childhood is for — and building the small, daily habits that protect it.

You are not failing. You are not behind. You are the parent your child needs.