Better Internet for Kids

The message of the poster is:

“Artificial intelligence can help, but originality and imagination belong to humans.”

A poster about artificial intelligence (AI) and safety

• AI doesn’t have feelings, judgment, or values.
• It only looks at data and gives results.
• The results depend on how good and accurate the data are.
• People are always responsible for how AI is used.

A poster that explains how to use large language models responsibly:

• Language models predict answers.
• They can help with searching or giving inspiration, but they cannot replace your critical thinking.
• Use them wisely, not blindly.

A poster that reminds us about human responsibility in decision-making with technology.

• Computers do not decide what is right or wrong.
• Humans are responsible for making decisions.
• The key advice: Think, ask, check – don’t believe everything!

A poster that explains how artificial intelligence (AI) can be a smart helper.

• AI applications can support creativity — for example, helping you draw, write, or play music.
• But every idea always starts with a human.
• Technology doesn’t have imagination — you do!

An activity book that helps young children learn about computer viruses. With the help of the clever fox, they draw, read stories, play games, and discover how to stay safe online.

A fun and interactive workbook that helps children understand the traps of the internet in a simple way. Special focus is given to online scams and phishing.

Through screen-free activities – such as drawing, role-playing, and stories – and with the help of the clever fox, children learn how to protect themselves and use the internet with safety and confidence.

The checklist for children’s artificial intelligence (AI) applications is a tool that helps parents and educators assess whether an AI application is appropriate and safe for children. It includes key points such as data protection, absence of inappropriate content, parental control options, transparency in the use of AI, and the educational value of the application.

The family agreement for the responsible use of AI is a simple tool that helps parents and children set basic rules for using artificial intelligence at home, promoting safety, responsibility, and open dialogue.

A fun and educational video for young children that explains in a simple way that there can be traps on the internet. Using clear examples and age-appropriate illustrations, it shows why children should be careful with “gifts” and messages that may be traps (phishing). The goal is to help children recognise suspicious situations and learn how to protect themselves, always with the guidance of parents and teachers.