AI... Meets... AI
An Exciting Tale of Connection and Adventure
by Amber Ivey
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Pub Date Jun 15 2023 | Archive Date Jun 28 2023
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Description
Unleash the magic of friendship and learning in "AI... Meets... AI," an enchanting children's book that sparks curiosity, empathy, and responsibility. The story follows a young, imaginative girl, Addy, and Jaz, a learning AI, as they navigate the bustling city of Baltimore. They explore museums, enjoy birthday parties, help others, and even dance in the rain, turning everyday adventures into unforgettable lessons.
This captivating tale, perfect for 4-8-year-olds, blends the wonders of technology with valuable life lessons. As Jaz learns about human emotions and societal responsibilities, young readers will be equally engrossed, expanding their understanding of empathy, friendship, and environmental care. A fun, educational read, it promotes an early interest in STEM fields, particularly technology, robotics, and Artificial Intelligence, encouraging children like Addy to dream big.
"AI... Meets... AI" is not just a book; it's the start of a fantastic journey full of discoveries and shared learning. Embark on this extraordinary adventure today, and inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning in your child.
Available Editions
| ISBN | 9798398261042 |
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Featured Reviews
Abigail L, Librarian
A heartwarming children's book that combines technology, friendship, and important life lessons. Highly recommended.
Sue E, Reviewer
This enchanting tale follows the adventures of Addy, a young girl with a vivid imagination, and Jaz, a learning AI companion. Together, they embark on a journey through the vibrant city of Baltimore, turning everyday experiences into extraordinary lessons.
Perfectly suited for children aged 4 to 8, this captivating book seamlessly combines the wonders of technology with important life lessons. As Jaz discovers human emotions and societal responsibilities, young readers will be enthralled, developing their understanding of empathy, friendship, and environmental care. The story not only entertains but also fosters an early interest in STEM fields, specifically technology, robotics, and Artificial Intelligence, igniting a sense of curiosity and imagination in children like Addy.
Catherine P, Reviewer
This is a beautifully written book about friendship. AI meets Addy. They form a connection just by being together. Human and machine can be best of friends as it was shown in this book. Learning from others is a great way to form a friendship . the kids would absolutely LOVE this book. Friendships form in many ways and this book is just one way to forge a friendship. Must read and illustration s are beautiful.
I received a free copy of the book and is voluntarily writing a review
Reviewer 1188583
Engaging for young readers - This book beautifully highlights the power of empathy and reminds us that behind every technological wonder lies a human story. I love how the author skillfully weaves in valuable life lessons without being preachy. It’s a delightful read that entertains and teaches in the most subtle and enjoyable way.
Thank you to the author and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange of a honest review.
Jaimilee E, Reviewer
I really enjoyed this read and my kids did also! With so much uncertainty around AI currently, I think this story really shows the positives - how when humans and AI can work together, so much can be achieved! I adore the illustrations and I think it's really fitting for this story. A fantastic peak into the future.
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