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The game show where kids out-smart the AI

Real or SLOP?.

Name: Real or SLOP?
Brand: 2ndBrain

Kids are already using these tools, and most of what they see is confident, polished and wrong. Nobody has shown them how to tell, or that they are allowed to be the one in charge.

Kids spot the slop, catch the bot being wrong, build their own assistant, and walk out the human in charge.

What it costs

A fixed fee in writing after a 15-minute call about your group.

Book a 15-minute walkthrough

A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.

Play a round of Real or SLOP?

Running nowPlay a round yourself at 2ndbrainway.com/realorslop. No account, nothing stored.

Who it is for.

Churches and youth groups
Schools, libraries and co-ops
Scout troops and clubs
Parents, at a parent night

What it does.

A live, interactive session tuned to the ages in the room. Real or SLOP rounds, catch the bot being wrong, build your own assistant with three rules it can never break, and a Slop Inspector license at the end. Education, not a sales pitch. Nothing is sold in the room.

What you get

Big Room Game Show, 45 minutes, ages 8 to 18
Build Lab workshop, 90 minutes, ages 10 to 18
Badge Night for troops and clubs, 60 minutes, ages 8 to 14
Parent Night for grown-ups, 60 minutes
A Slop Inspector license for every kid

Day one.

Pick the format: game show, build lab, badge night or parent night
Tell us the ages in the room
We bring the show

The handover.

We build it on your accounts with you watching. Then we hand it over and break it on purpose, in front of you and the person who will run it, so you both know where it fails before it fails on you. You keep the recording and a written page on how to fix it.

Tested to fail

I hand it over and then break it in front of you, so you know where it fails before it fails on you.

Adam LaBare, founder

Questions.

Is anything sold to the kids?

No. Nothing is sold in the room.

Do kids need accounts or devices?

No. The game show runs from the front of the room. A Build Lab uses a few shared screens.

Is it safe for young kids?

Yes. The sessions are tuned to the ages in the room, and the demos store nothing.

Can it be online?

Yes. Kids Corner is a monthly online version for kids who would rather join from home.

What does it cost?

A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything. You get the number after a 15-minute walkthrough, and you owe nothing until you have read it.

Goes with.

For schools and parents

Bring the problem.

Fifteen minutes on your real job. A fixed number, in writing, before you owe anything.