AI-Era Confessional: Oops, I Become a Parent in the Age of AI

The exhibition Spanning Six Decades: The Creative Spark of AI places a special focus on education within its narrative of AI art’s evolution, aiming to inspire young people to ponder the future. Artificial intelligence is a future that is already here, and the question of how today’s youth will confront this entirely new reality is an issue we all share and must contemplate deeply.

In this era swept by digital waves, every individual is inevitably connected to AI. Many parents may wonder: As children engage with AI, should we act as companions or guides? Will AI make us seem “outdated” in our children’s eyes? How should parents respond to the impact of AI on their children’s cognition, behavior, and values?

Taikang Art Museum and “Bankrupt Bookstore” invite you to explore the answers behind these questions. The event will be hosted by Xiao Qing, anchor of “Bankrupt Bookstore” and planning director of One-Way Space, with Dong Chenyu, associate professor at the Renmin University of China School of Journalism, as the dialogue guest. Together, they will explore how parents can respond to AI’s impact on contemporary youth learning styles and how to leverage AI to better stimulate children’s creativity.