Resources by Jarvis Nelson Osorio, technology entrepreneur and innovator and author, for families and educators across California, from the Bay Area and Sacramento to Los Angeles and San Diego. California's AB 2876 asks the state to consider AI literacy in future curriculum frameworks, and these guides help parents and teachers get started now.
AI chatbots are designed to agree. The Compliant Mind explains why that matters for children and gives practical household rules.
Classroom ideas for CS, civics and economics teachers, including a leading-question lab, "debate the bot" and writing a class constitution modeled on DAO governance. Breaking the Centralized Order is a handbook on designing DAOs as institutions.
The Compliant Mind by Jarvis Nelson Osorio is a book for parents and educators about AI chatbots and algorithms that tend to agree with children, and practical habits, the Look-Up Protocol, for building independent judgment.
California's AB 2876 (2024) requires the Instructional Quality Commission to consider incorporating AI literacy into the math, science and history-social science curriculum frameworks when they are next revised after January 1, 2025.
Students can write a class constitution for a shared treasury, stress-test each other's rules and compare them to checks and balances. Breaking the Centralized Order by Jarvis Nelson Osorio covers DAO governance design.
Yes. La mente complaciente is the Spanish edition of The Compliant Mind.