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Over the past few years, I have tried a number of things to encourage my kids (12, 10 & 8) to become AI native, including downloading Gemini, Claude & ChatGPT to their devices and walking them through how to use it. My 12 year old will occasionally ask ChatGPT a question, but nothing has really stuck. This weekend, I got my 12 & 10 year old set up with Instinct. > They can now turn the hot tub on & off with a text > Created an "Ebay sniping" approach to have Instinct pull auctions on sports cards ending in the next 60 minutes priced meaningfully under comps > Pulled from ParentSquare to know which days they have to wear sneakers for PE (apparently wearing sneakers when they could wear Crocs is like corporal punishment for a 10 year old). "Jarvis, do i have to wear Crocs today?" > Connected Google Calendar so they can see their practice & game schedules for the week But the big winner: > Connected their Instacart family account so they can order what they want ($100 weekly limit) from Instacart anytime, with a text My 12 year old ordered 4 bags Tru Fruit from Instacart and I could see the "aha" moment in his eyes. "AI is amazing...I can't believe this, Dad"