My neighbor's kid showed me a 'poem' he wrote with a chatbot, and it broke my heart a little.

This hit me hard. The poem isn't the problem — the feeling that his own voice wasn't enough is what hurts. That's exactly why we built AI Button: to help people see the difference between synthetic output and human creativity, and to protect the spark of someone wanting to make something themselves. We're not against kids using AI, but we want them to know when it's helping them find their own voice, not replacing it. Your neighbor's kid still has that spark — he just needs to know it's worth more than any 'azure skies and digital eyes.