India, Nov. 10 -- Artificial intelligence is slowly becoming part of everyday family life, whether it is helping children with homework, sparking ideas for a creative project or simply answering their endless questions. But as teenagers become increasingly comfortable with tools like ChatGPT, parents are also figuring out where to draw the line.

How much freedom is enough? What should children be careful about? And how can parents ensure that AI helps children think rather than think for them? In an interview with HT Lifestyle, these parents share how they are navigating the opportunities and challenges of raising children in the age of AI. (Also read: Riddhima Kapoor opens up on her strict parenting style for daughter Samara: 'I can't b...