AI in Workplace

There’s something magical about watching our children discover the world through screens, isn’t there? That sparkle in their eyes when they learn something new through an app or video call with grandparents far away. Well, with AI popping up in almost everything our kids do, we’re all learning how to waltz between excitement and caution.

On mornings like this, when the sky wears its thick gray sweater and the air smells like possibility, I find myself humming an old tune while tying tiny shoelaces. My daughter—let’s call her the Chief Curiosity Officer of our home—squints at our rain-speckled window and asks, “Why do clouds have to leave just when I

You know those mornings when everything just flows—kimchi pancakes on the table meet a drizzle of maple syrup, and you’re off for the school walk just a block away? The sun peeks through the clouds, the air carries that perfect autumn crispness, and somehow everyone’s shoes are where they’re supposed to be. This morning felt

That rainy afternoon walk home from school – shoes splashing puddles, backpacks bouncing – took an unexpected turn when her curious voice cut through the drizzle. “Appa, will robots take my teacher’s job?” Her eyes held that beautiful mixture of childhood wonder and quiet concern that makes your heart squeeze. Just 100 meters from the

Afternoons when rain clears for playground walks right after I drop her off at school just down the street, kids’ puddle joy mirrors my excitement about U.S. government embracing open-source AI like Meta’s Llama. This goes beyond office jargon—it’s an open-door future for our kids! As a dad, this shift from exclusive to expansive feels

Ever seen your little one eyeing the monkey bars like it’s their own Everest? When your child eyes that challenge—that mix of “I wanna try!” and “What if I fall?” flashing across their face. Lately, I’ve been seeing that same look when my first-grader encounters AI tools singing animated songs or solving math puzzles. Her

On our walk home, my daughter asked if robots will take all jobs. Her innocent question led me to 200 years of work revolutions. Just as past generations adapted, our kids will thrive amidst AI’s changes. Can Machines Replicate Human Creativity? Lessons From a Sewing Machine Let me paint you a scene from my childhood—the

You know that moment when the after-school chatter starts flowing like maple syrup on a Saturday morning pancake? When my seven-year-old first grader drops her backpack hits the floor and the questions begin—‘Baba, why do clouds cry sometimes but not others?’, ‘How does the moon follow us home?’—and suddenly, I’m the least qualified scientist in

Y’know those golden pockets of stillness? When the last Lego brick clicks into place, the crayons hibernate, and your little explorer finally drifts off after recounting every detail of their playground conquest? That’s when it hit me—the same quiet slipping between our frantic days as parents could hold something electrifying. What if these scraps of