AI Tech News with Dad

You know those quiet evenings after the kids are asleep? We sometimes find ourselves scrolling through parenting forums, a little worried, a little amazed at how naturally our little ones navigate this digital world. Just this morning, watching our daughter completely absorbed in her learning app—that mix of pride and concern hit me again. It’s […]

We were cleaning up what looked like abstract fruit art on the wall when I caught your weary glance over scattered toys and reheated leftovers. No words needed—just that shared parent look saying, ‘Can you believe this life?’ The one we exchange between sticky floors and bedtime negotiations that never go as planned. The Myth

I remember those evenings when you’d rock the baby with one arm while typing emails with your free hand – the blue phone light reflecting in your tired eyes. In moments like that, I saw what research can’t capture: how safety gets built through glances, not grand gestures. We’ve been creating our own laboratory of

The house settles into that rare quiet after bedtime. You’re beside me, tired but still humming with the energy of today’s endless questions. Remember how our little one stood frozen today? That tiny hand pointing at the construction site down our street—’Mama, how does the crane WORK?’ I watched your shoulders soften, those work-day creases

The deepest truths in our home aren’t spoken—they’re lived in the spaces between words You know that moment when our youngest hides behind your legs at the playground? You don’t coax them out anymore. You just kneel down, your cheek brushing their temple, and wait. No words—just presence. I’ve watched you do this a hundred

You remember that Tuesday last month when the babysitter canceled? I watched you pivot before the coffee finished brewing—reshuffling meetings while packing lunches, your phone wedged between shoulder and ear as you buttoned your shirt. What struck me wasn’t the chaos, but how you paused to fix our little one’s crooked hairclip before walking out.

You know that moment, right? You know what I mean? When the house goes quiet and the only light comes from a tablet or phone. There’s something about the way she sits there, in that soft glow, making choices—small, steady, almost invisible—about how we live with technology. It’s not about rules or fear. It’s about

You know that moment? When dinner’s simmering, work emails wait unanswered, and you catch your preschooler solemnly asking a speaker box for dinosaur facts. It hits you then – we’re their first translators for this new world. Not the tech CEOs, not the coders. Us. The parents reheating leftovers while navigating uncharted digital terrain. And

Last night, as the door to our daughter’s room clicked shut, you handed me the tablet you’d been browsing. Your eyes sparkled with curiosity about that new educational app when suddenly, a thought crossed both our minds: Is it possible to maintain our own pace in this fast-moving world? The blockchain stories I scrolled through