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SilverWulf's Computer Service
Based in Lafayette, Louisiana, SilverWulf's Computer Service provides managed IT, AI strategy, and cybersecurity services to the Acadiana community. This parent's guide is a free community resource — because every family deserves practical, no-hype guidance for navigating AI with their kids.
Visit silverwulf.com →Built on Nate's Framework
The seven principles, the readiness model, and the core philosophy in this guide are drawn from the research and frameworks of Nate, whose work on AI education for parents cuts through the hype with evidence, empathy, and practical wisdom. His insight that this is “the calculator moment, except it's everything” reframed how we think about this challenge.
Thank you, Nate, for building frameworks that parents can actually use at the kitchen table — and for reminding us that the struggle is the point. We are deeply grateful for your work making AI education accessible to every family.
Watch Nate's Original Video →Adapted and presented by SilverWulf's Computer Service for the Acadiana community.
More Information
Want to dig deeper on your own? This talk expands on the ideas in the guide.
- Reinventing Teaching After the Introduction of AI →
Amy Bruckman (Georgia Tech) on rebuilding how we teach and learn around AI instead of banning it — a deeper look at the “calculator moment” this guide is built on.
If you're not a parent, this applies to you as an aunt, an uncle, a mentor. And it applies to you as a learner. We all have the responsibility to bring up the next generation so they can effectively partner with machine intelligence. It really will take a village more than any previous generation.
Explore the 7 Principles →