AI is already part of student life, from ChatGPT in homework to TikTok filters powered by machine learning. What students do with these tools is shaped by how the adults around them respond. But too often, parents and teachers hesitate because they feel unsure themselves.
To support students, we must first support the adults in their lives. This post explores what teachers and parents most need to understand about AI, and how schools can help bridge that gap.
Burfat Ali
@Burfatmukhtiar AI is changing the world, new generation will mostly rely on AI
Imamuddin Khaskheli
High School Teacher
GHSS Thana Bula Khan, Jamshoro,
Hyderabad Region, Sindh, Pakistan
@Burfatmukhtiar AI can simulate intelligence, but it doesn’t teach empathy, ethics, or judgment. These remain human responsibilities.The most valuable thing we can teach the next generation isn’t how to code AI 
it’s how to adapt to its rapid evolution. Whether it’s adjusting to new tools or asking better questions, flexibility and lifelong learning are the currency of tomorrow.
Alwesha Memon. Teaching minds, touching hearts, shaping futures.✨