Chess & AI in Parenting

CHESS AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN PARENTING
Saturday, September 26
Hungarian National Gallery, 2nd floor

Workshop for Parents

As parents, we give advice, look for solutions, and try to support our children in the best possible way every day. But what happens when artificial intelligence becomes part of this process? In Éva Gyarmathy’s interactive workshop, we will explore a parenting question relevant to every family and experience first-hand what AI can add to our own thinking – and what we still need to consider and decide for ourselves.

Would you ask AI how to teach your child that it’s okay to make mistakes?
You would certainly get an answer. But would it be a good one? And would you come to the same conclusion yourself?

Using chess as a tool, Éva Gyarmathy’s workshop starts with a very real, everyday parenting question: how can children learn to accept mistakes, rethink their decisions, and try again? This time, we will look for answers not only from one another, but from artificial intelligence as well. We will explore the same problem without AI, with AI, and with the help of different AI tools – and then consider which answers we can actually trust.

Because AI can provide countless answers. But asking the right questions – and making the final decisions – is still up to us.

The workshop is in Hungarian language.

The organizers reserve the right to make changes to the program.

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