Homeschool parents are increasingly using large language models like ChatGPT to plan lessons, as shown in viral videos featuring influencers Cole and Savannah LaBrant. In one clip, Savannah describes a "vibes-based" approach to educating their five children, with Cole teaching history about once a week and Savannah creating her own curriculum, sometimes using ChatGPT to teach topics like U.S. states and capitals. The article notes that homeschooling regulations in the U.S. are loose, with 11 states having essentially no regulations, not requiring set curriculums, standardized assessments, or even informing the state. Only Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, and Massachusetts definitively require standardized testing and a rigid curriculum. The popular influencer account Heavenly Homeschool also posts reels on generating entire years of lesson plans tailored to specific worldviews. The article questions whether AI chatbots have safeguards around education, stating they do not really. It tasked ChatGPT with developing a homeschooling curriculum for a 3rd grade student in Michigan, a state with virtually no oversight, and the chatbot produced an anti-evolution curriculum with no pushback.