AI in Workplace

Remember the first time your little one’s eyes lit up playing with blocks? That spark is exactly why families need an AI strategy. I had one of those moments recently, but it came from the most unexpected place: reading about how corporate boards and executives are wrestling with AI strategy. And it hit me—we’re all […]

You know that moment when your kid insists on zipping their own jacket? Their tiny fingers fumble, time ticks toward school bell, and every parental instinct screams TAKE OVER. I felt that exact tension reading about Klarna’s CEO making engineers review his AI-generated code prototypes. Oh friend, isn’t parenting just like leading a tiny startup

You know those quiet moments when the house settles after the morning rush? That’s when the big questions sometimes creep in—especially when scrolling through news about how AI is changing jobs. As a dad watching his daughter navigate early elementary school, these headlines hit differently. What world are we preparing our children for when technology

Yesterday, as we walked home, the sun was setting, and my daughter’s mind was buzzing with questions. My elementary-schooler suddenly stopped mid-skip, tilted her head like a curious puppy, and unleashed the question tsunami: ‘Appa, why do clouds cry rain? Why don’t fish need umbrellas? Why can’t we see tomorrow?’ As I fumbled through answers,

Last Tuesday, as rain streaked our kitchen window and my daughter sculpted galaxies from leftover kimchi fried rice, she dropped a question heavier than her school lunchbox: “Appa, do you think robots get scared when they make mistakes?” In that sticky-fingered moment, between discarded seaweed confetti and soy sauce constellations, I realized—we’re already training the

You know that moment after school, when kids burst through the door with stories of discoveries? In these everyday sparks—cardboard rocketships, messy art projects—we nurture adaptable humans for an AI-driven world. As entry-level jobs vanish, parenting becomes our superpower: raising kids who see change as the next adventure. So, how do we prepare our kids

When Cities Learn AI, We’re All First-Gen Tech Parents Together Have you ever wondered what it would be like if our cities were as invested in our kids’ futures as we are? You know that moment when you’re walking back from school pickup, your little one’s hand swinging in yours as they chatter about robots

Imagine that moment when your child’s eyes light up with understanding, when a new concept suddenly clicks, and learning feels like pure joy! That magical moment is what we all strive for as parents, and it turns out the corporate world has some valuable insights to share. These aren’t cold, mechanical systems—they’re about creating pathways