AI in Workplace
You know that moment? When your little explorer comes running with a half-painted pinecone shouting ‘Look what the squirrel designed!’? That’s my heart right now – because while the world buzzes about machines becoming colleagues in 2026 and nurturing curiosity through play, I’ve got news no algorithm can replicate: Our kids’ wildest, messiest play is […]
This overcast morning in Songdo – 22.8°C, that gentle breeze carrying the scent of rain from Yeongjongdo – I took my coffee to the neighborhood playground where my daughter’s already making dandelion crowns with her friends. Just 100 meters from home, thank goodness! As we walked, I scrolled through news about companies feeling powerless against
Twenty-three degrees. Gray skies. That exact kind of morning when my young daughter’s backpack looked heavier than her spirits as we walked to school. Then I stumbled on an article about cutting down employee training—made me think, could the same tricks make our mornings lighter? Friends, isn’t that every parent’s dream? To slash that ever-looming
That ‘40% AI Job Growth’ headline hit me—until my daughter showed me the rainbow. You know those overcast city days when the sky hugs the city like a soft gray blanket? Today’s one of them—22 degrees, that gentle fall chill whispering through the trees outside our neighborhood park. I was sipping barley tea, scrolling headlines
Hey neighbor! You know those overcast mornings here—when the sky’s the same soft gray as your little one’s favorite hoodie, and you’re walking to school wondering, ‘Will robots steal my kid’s future?’ Well, I had that exact thought today, coffee steaming in my hand, listening to the news between giggles about why clouds look like
Our neighborhood’s wrapped in this cozy overcast blanket today, 22 degrees of misty magic perfect for chasing after kids—but my heart’s practically doing parkour! Why? Because Zoom’s big AI splash at Zoomtopia 2025 isn’t just corporate tech chatter. It’s a lifeline for parents drowning in ‘I should be working’ vs ‘I want to be playing’
Oh my gosh, you guys. I was walking home from dropping her at school this morning—the crisp air, those overcast skies draped like a cozy blanket over our neighborhood—and my phone buzzed with this wild headline: Vibe Coding. Instant apps just by describing ‘the vibe’? My mind exploded! Suddenly I was back in our kitchen
Look outside, friends – that soft drizzle’s kissing our city’s glass towers today, 22.7 degrees of perfect sweater weather. Funny how these gray days feel like the universe whispering: Slow down. Breathe. Just this morning, my 7-year-old daughter in second grade – when socks become superhero capes and every puddle’s an ocean – was building
You know that moment? When the overcast sky hugs Songdo like a soft grey blanket, the temperature’s just cool enough for a light jacket (22.7°C today, perfect for chasing after little ones), and your child’s backpack is bursting with half-finished drawings and muddy playground treasures? I stood under my umbrella this morning watching my daughter
Brrr, that crisp September air this morning—22 degrees of gray, overcast weather that’s perfect for reflecting as I walked my daughter to school (yep, just past the park where she still insists squirrels deliver her lost hair clips). Over my shoulder, the radio crackled: ‘Nvidia just dropped $5 BILLION on Intel to build AI-powered laptops
