Safe AI for the next generation
AI for every human, safely. Starting with children. I build AI products that keep humans in control, and I teach children and young people to build with AI safely, so the next generation creates with AI instead of only using it.
Bring safe AI to your school or teamWho it is for
Kids and teens
Hands on AI lessons and first projects, always run with parents or schools.
University students
Build real AI products, review and test them, and turn skills into income.
Teams and companies
Practical AI training, automation and safe AI policies for your workplace.
5 safe AI rules for families
- RULE 1
Use AI together
Young children use AI with a parent or teacher in the room.
- RULE 2
Never share private details
No full names, school, address, photos or passwords in a chat.
- RULE 3
Check before you trust
AI can be wrong. Verify answers with a book, teacher or second source.
- RULE 4
Create, do not copy
Use AI to brainstorm and build, then do the thinking and writing yourself.
- RULE 5
Know the off switch
Set time limits and stop when something feels wrong or confusing.
Where this already happens
- Free AI Bootcamp for children and adults, Bahria Town Phase 8, October 2026
- Innovista Award 2025 for excellence in tech education
- Speaker at TechVentures Series, 2025 and 2026
- Inflowix, learning by Usama Ghazi
Children's photos and names are shown only with parent consent, and no child's data is used to train AI.
Questions parents and schools ask
What is safe AI for the next generation?
Safe AI for the next generation means teaching children and young people to create with AI while humans stay in control. Usama Ghazi, founder of Qawex Solutions, builds AI products with a kill switch and runs AI programs with parents or schools, so young people learn to build responsibly, not only consume AI.
How can children learn AI safely in Pakistan?
Children in Pakistan can learn AI safely through supervised programs run with parents or schools, such as Usama Ghazi's free AI Bootcamp in Rawalpindi. Lessons use child friendly tools, never use a child's data to train AI, and show children's photos or names only with parent consent.
What age can kids start learning AI?
Kids can start learning AI from around age 8 with simple, supervised activities like writing prompts, spotting mistakes and making small projects. Teens can build real apps with AI tools. The key is adult guidance, clear family rules and a focus on creating, not only scrolling or copying answers.