AI Helper Trainer

Teach a friendly robot with picture examples, then watch how sure it is when it sorts new pictures.

AI Helper Trainer lets a child ages 7 to 10 teach a friendly robot named Robo. There is no account, and nothing is sent to a server. The pictures are emoji on the page. No ads appear.

Your child sorts about eight pictures into two bins. Level one is Fruit and Not fruit. Level two is Animal and Not animal. Only the right bin counts. A wrong tap asks the child to try the other bin. Then Robo looks at a new picture and picks a bin. A bar shows how sure Robo is.

The third level is the lesson. Robo sees only red, round fruit, plus a few things that are not fruit. Those include yellow corn and a long carrot. A banana is never in the teaching set. Banana is yellow and long, like the corn, so Robo says Not fruit. The game then says: Robo only knows what you teach it — more good examples help! A peach, red and round like the fruit Robo did see, is guessed right in the same level. Children can see that a computer does not know the truth. It only copies the examples it was given.

Play takes about five minutes. Cards are large. A child can drag a picture, tap a bin, or press 1 and 2. Sound uses the same button as other HelloHiDear games. The ending shows three stars and this line: Practices: sorting, patterns, how AI learns from examples