Today on the AI Daily Brief as we celebrate Thanksgiving, 10 holiday-themed AI activities for kids.

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All right, friends, well, today is, of course, Thanksgiving, and this is a surprise episode.

Normally the way that we work here at AI Daily Brief is it's six days a week, not Saturday,

and federal holidays are off, and that was the plan heading into this week.

But as I was doing the 10 AI projects to learn about all these awesome new models episode

that you'll get tomorrow heading into the long weekend. I had this idea to do one that was a little bit more

focused on kids and really got into the spirit of the season. Now, a big thing to know about me

is that I absolutely love the holidays this time of year, the traditions, really from about

September 1st through New Year's, this is my favorite time. And we are time of year, the traditions, really from about September 1st through New

years, this is my favorite time. And we are, of course, entering the peak of that with the

Thanksgiving to Christmas stretch. I also happen to believe it will surprise you none, that

done right, AI can be an incredibly creativity unlocking tool for kids. They are going to grow up in this world

with these tools. And while there are major questions of how we redesign education, how we

redesign the economy, the one constant is that these tools will be there and they will need to know

how to use them. And so hopefully some of these ideas are fun ways to get that process started.

Now, my kids are four and seven, and that will probably come through in these ideas. This is much more for that set than it is for teenagers. But hopefully these give you some fun ideas for things to do, maybe to kill some time in and around the holidays as you wait for school to start again. But without any further ado, let's dive into these 10 holiday-themed kids' AI activities.

These were created through a collaboration between me, 5-1, and Gemini 3, of course.

The first project is a kid-authored interactive website will call My Year in Magic. The idea is a lightweight, single-page interactive website generated, of course, by AI through vibe coding,

that summarizes your child's year. The child provides the memories, and maybe the parent adds some images or

videos, and then AI handles the design, theme, copy, layout, animations, and a vibe. Ultimately,

what it turns into is a kind of digital scrapbook. Kids get to see their ideas and experiences

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