Can my child use ChatGPT or other AI apps?
Only if you allow them. An AI app on a Skie-managed device works only when it is on your list, and a website works only through the browser you permit, with the adult-site filter on. Skie cannot see or filter what the AI says. That is a conversation to have with your child.
AI assistants are now part of homework for many children, and parents have mixed feelings. Skie leaves the choice to you.
If an AI app is not on your child's list, it is hidden and cannot open. If it is on the list, it opens as normal. You can include it only in a study window, or only for a child old enough to use it with some judgement. Many assistants have age requirements in their own terms, and it is worth checking them.
If you leave the browser on, your child can reach AI sites through Chrome, with safe search locked and the adult-site filter on. Skie has no per-website allow or block list yet, so you cannot permit one AI website and not another. The only tool for that today is to turn the browser off and allow the app you want.
What Skie does not do is read the conversation or filter the answers. Neither can any control at the device level. So the main safeguard is understanding.
A useful habit is to use it together first. Ask a homework question side by side, look at the answer, and talk about whether it is right. Children learn that it can be wrong, and that copying is not studying.
You can change the list in a minute if it is not working, or restrict it to study windows.