I let my 5-year-old make a game with AI. He picked up coding skills — but needed clear guardrails.

Source: Business Insider

Lena Hall let his 5-year-old use a voice-based coding tool to build a game. Lena HallA mother who works in tech guided her 5-year-old to vibe code a game. Her son dictated to OpenAI's Codex and picked up skills like refining an idea after feedback.

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