Cognition & AI
Where Preschoolers Still Outthink AI
Preschoolers can generalize visual rules that challenge multimodal AI. What this gap teaches parents about confidence, understanding, and educational tools.
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Your Baby Is Recruiting Your Eyes
Joint attention turns looking into a shared problem-solving loop. Here’s what infant brains, social robots, and a cardboard marble run reveal.
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A Good Guess Isn’t a Mind
AI can predict human behavior without proving it understands us. Here’s how parents can separate impressive performance from genuine social awareness.
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The Body Finishes the Lesson
Why children often understand instructions through action, feedback, and revision—and what embodied robots reveal about helping learning stick.
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Your Child Is Learning the Unsaid
How children learn hidden meanings, indirect requests, and social context—and why fluent AI still takes a very different route.
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Let the Wobble Teach
Why kids learn skills from wobbles, pauses, and prediction errors — and what brain replay can teach parents about practice.
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Your Kid Is Not Random
Children’s curiosity can look chaotic, but research suggests their exploration follows a learning logic that parents can support without over-controlling.
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