AI Tech News with Dad

We’ve all seen that look—when she’s standing at the counter while the house still sleeps, moving with this focused calm. Not rushing. Just… setting things right. I used to think it was about chores. But then I watched her that Tuesday morning when everything went sideways. You know the one: spilled cereal, forgotten permission slips, […]

The house settles into that familiar quiet hum—dishes cleared, little feet finally stilled. Scrolling past headlines about new AI safety bills, I catch you wiping the counter, your eyes tired but thoughtful. Remember how we used to twist ourselves into knots over ‘digital dangers’? Back then, I’d fret about screen minutes while you’d simply sit

You know that moment? When your kids run to Grandma’s call but freeze mid-hug because they didn’t quite catch what she said in her dialect. My wife had this quiet flicker in her eyes—a mix of pride and worry—when our little ones nodded along, trying so hard. That’s when it hit me: This isn’t just

Last night, after putting the kids to bed, I came across an article that just wouldn’t leave my mind. The title asked ‘Why do Seoul children stop asking questions so quickly?’… and it made me think back to this morning. She was hurriedly making banana bread before work, dressed in her dark office clothes, moving

Picture this: your child asks, ‘Why do stars twinkle?’ before the words finish leaving their lips, the smart speaker chimes in with a perfect answer. But you catch that flicker in her eyes—the look that says, ‘I was about to wonder with them.’ We dads see it. Did you know kids ask way fewer questions

Last night, I caught her at the kitchen counter—phone propped beside the cutting board, one hand dicing veggies while the other scrolled through work emails. That flicker of tension in her shoulders? I knew it wasn’t the onions stinging her eyes. We’d both read every ‘screen time rule’ out there, yet here we were again:

Wait, honey. Have you seen the news? Turns out, AI can now ‘turn off’ its memory. It got me thinking—should we really remember every tough moment? The commute that ran late, the kid who got sick twice, that meal I burnt to a crisp… Do we need to hold onto all of it? Maybe the

You know that feeling when you’re planning a family adventure and suddenly realize you’ve been following the same old map for years? That’s exactly how I felt about our digital life—stuck in the Google ecosystem without even realizing there were other paths to explore! The Moment Everything Changed Last week, my daughter—who’s now exploring the

You know that moment? When you pour your heart out about postpartum nights or toddler meltdowns online… and hear only crickets. But a discount bot drops ‘50% OFF BABY FORMULA!’ and gets 500 likes overnight. Half the traffic isn’t even human anymore—I see it in my partner’s shoulders when she sets the phone down with

Ten PM. Dishes dried, crumbs swept, house finally still. You sink onto the couch beside me, both of us carrying hours of unspoken exhaustion. I see that quiet collapse in your eyes—the moment when silence feels like relief. And then today’s news story flashes: neighbors swapping tomatoes in community gardens, strangers becoming friends. But they