AI in Workplace

I caught our little one the other day, crouched in that fierce concentration only kids can muster, whispering secrets to her tablet. “What’re you telling it?” I asked, kneeling beside her. “Secrets,” she declared, guarding the screen. “It listens good.” Her innocent certainty froze me. Because somewhere in a boardroom right now, grown-ups are designing […]

The wrinkling of her nose said it all—that particular scrunch my daughter makes when her curiosity detector pings. We were building a cardboard rocket (as one does on drizzly afternoons), her fingers sticky with glue, when she abruptly paused. “Appa, Yoonji’s mommy uses AI for her English homework. But then Teacher said it was…” She

You know those golden moments after school pickup, when your child bursts through the door with artwork fluttering like victory flags and words tumbling out faster than snack requests? Last Tuesday, my girl raced in holding not a crayon masterpiece, but shimmering words from a learning app: “Father Person! Look what the smart robot wrote

You know that moment when your little one discovers something new—maybe the way rain makes puddles ripple, or how mixing paint colors creates magic? Last Tuesday, I watched my girl sit crisscross-applesauce on our living room rug, utterly absorbed by her learning tablet. ‘Appa! It knows everything!’ she declared, eyes wide as the AI assistant

That magical hour after school pickup—when backpacks swing like pendulums and questions bubble up like fizzy soda. On our brisk three-minute stroll from school, we’d pause under the ginkgo trees for a quick prayer of thanks. ‘Appa,’ came the voice from under a mop of wind-tousled hair, ‘If AI helps doctors, can it also tell

That question stopped me mid-bite during our Wednesday kimchi-jjigae dinner. My little explorer stared up with rice grains clinging to her cheek, genuinely wondering if her new math workbook might soon come alive like her favorite talking robot cartoon. We’re navigating AI parenting challenges while fostering future-ready kids. Outside, steam-fogged windows framed this moment –

The moment my daughter noticed a tiny purple flower in a sidewalk crack became a lesson in life’s priorities. ‘Just look! It’s like a rainbow growing in the sidewalk!’ she exclaimed, while my phone buzzed with workplace productivity alerts. It hit me that our tech-driven race for “more” is exactly what those studies warned us

You know the moment—when your little one, who’s just discovering the magic of words, tugs your sleeve and asks, “Appa, how do I know if something’s true?” Man, we’re smack in the midst of AI slop season—and boy, is it sticky! I felt that in my bones last Tuesday—as we stepped over the playground’s rainbow

On those afternoons when the sun plays peek-a-boo through our apartment windows, my daughter pulls out the box of crayons—the ones with the broken tips, the ones that have seen the full spectrum of childhood emotions. Today, she’s drawing a robot that can sing ‘Baby Shark’ while cooking dinner. ‘Appa, could this really exist?’ she

You know that moment when the rain clouds lift suddenly, and your daughter’s voice breaks through the silence like a ray of sunshine? ‘Appa… why does the sky sometimes forget to show us the stars?’ We’re never ready for these questions. But just like the AI search revolution reshaping our digital world, our children’s questions