Most kids aren't scared of AI. But they are learning from it — fast.

This episode isn’t about fear. It’s about access, context, and what gets lost when critical thinking takes a back seat.

Juan Faisal talks with Kyle-Prescott Ogunbase, AI educator and product strategist, about the real gap in AI education. From coding Pac-Man in grade school to building Agbara Life, Kyle shares what “knowledge deserts” reveal about the next digital divide — and why curiosity still matters more than prompt templates.

🤖 Why it matters

The kids are building. But the system is stalling.

When access is unequal and context is missing, education becomes performance, not progress.

🤖 You’ll learn

- Why teaching AI means teaching context, not just tools

- What “knowledge deserts” reveal about the next digital divide

- How to foster real learning in an AI-powered classroom

- What parents and educators can do right now

🤖 Guest: Kyle-Prescott Ogunbase

AI educator and product strategist

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ogunbase/

- Agbara Life: https://www.linkedin.com/company/agbaralife/

🤖 Host: Juan Faisal

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akajuanfaisal/

- Newsletter: https://juanfaisal.substack.com/

- Website: https://juanfaisal.com/

🤖 Timestamps

00:00 Meet Kyle-Prescott Ogunbase

01:11 From users to creators: what AI can do in a classroom

07:50 Is AI killing critical thinking

16:02 Who will control the AI economy

20:18 What happens when communities get left behind

27:02 Why AI won’t fix inequality but might shift the odds

32:25 Teaching kids AI without selling out their minds

35:40 Work with Kyle: collaborate on AI education and inclusion