While everyone debates AI ethics and enterprise adoption, a quieter revolution is happening in school classrooms and dining rooms — kids are skipping lunch, not for homework, but to build games, design escape rooms, and prompt AI to code entire apps. And no, this isn’t a Silicon Valley pilot project. This is the rise of vibe coding — a new wave of creative programming that’s redefining what it means to “play.”

In this episode, we break down what’s happening in real-time. Kids as young as 8 are learning to use platforms like Replit, Windsurf, and Cursor not by memorising syntax, but by telling stories and prompting AI to do the heavy lifting. This is no longer coding as homework. It’s coding as LEGO — intuitive, visual, and delightfully fast.

We explore the risks and rewards of this shift, from cybersecurity concerns to the importance of teaching foundational logic and prompting fundamentals. With voices like Kamal Haasan and Replit CEO Amjad Masad weighing in, it’s clear this isn’t just a trend. It’s the future of digital literacy, and it’s happening whether schools are ready or not.

This is not about teaching kids to code. It is about giving them tools to create, explore, and think. When kids say they want to play, they’re not opening games anymore—they’re building them.

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