Exploring cutting-edge AI technologies through a generational lens, demystifying innovations like machine learning and neural networks with straightforward explanations, dad jokes, and practical advice on how these advancements impact daily life and future careers
Reading about IBM weaving AI through every layer of their operations got me thinking—not about boardrooms, but about bedtime stories. When tech becomes that seamless, that intuitive, it stops feeling like a tool and starts feeling like a partner. And isn’t that what we want for our kids? A world where intelligence isn’t just something […]
Ever notice how some workplaces just seem to crackle with energy and new ideas? Sutter Health recently made headlines by landing among America’s top five Best Workplaces for Innovators—and honestly, it got me thinking about the kind of environments we create for our kids. Not just at school or home, but in the little moments
What if Our Kids Could Type at the Speed of Thought? Imagine your child silently composing a story, asking questions about the world, or even chatting with a friend—all without uttering a word. That’s the thrilling promise behind AlterEgo’s new wearable, dubbed the ‘world’s first near-telepathic’ device. As a dad who geeks out over how
Ever watched your child’s eyes light up as they weave wild stories from scattered toys or doodle fantastical worlds on paper? That same spark of creativity is now taking a leap into the digital realm with tools like Vidu’s latest AI update. So, when tools like Vidu’s new AI update come along, it feels like
Reading about hedge funds and SEC scrutiny might not be your usual bedtime story—but here’s what caught my attention. When I learned that artificial intelligence and blockchain are now verifying financial records automatically, it got me thinking about how we teach those same big ideas of honesty and accuracy to our kids. It’s not just
Ever notice how the best tools feel like extensions of our hearts, not replacements? That’s the vibe I get reading about nonprofits using AI to deepen donor relationships—it’s not about cold algorithms, but warm, personalized touches that make people feel seen. Makes me wonder: if tech can help charities understand donors better, what could it
Ever watch kids tackle a puzzle with that ‘aha!’ glint in their eyes? That same spark—curiosity mixed with grit—is what super{set}‘s super{summit} in San Francisco aims to fuel for AI-native startups. Their outside{in} theme? Bringing diverse voices together to sharpen ideas and build what’s next. So naturally, it got me thinking: how do we nurture
Ever watched a basketball game and wished you could instantly relive all those epic three-pointers? Well, now AI is making that happen—and it’s not just for broadcasters. This tech is weaving its way into our lives, sparking ideas on how we can nurture curiosity and creativity in our kids, all while having a blast together.
Ever watched your child piece together a puzzle, their little fingers slotting mismatched shapes into a perfect whole? That same ‘aha!’ moment hit me reading about Applied Systems acquiring Cytora—an AI-powered platform transforming insurance workflows by connecting data dots. It got me thinking: if tech can streamline complex industries, how might it gently enhance our
Ever watch your kiddo stack blocks, only to see her invent a whole new game from sheer imagination? That spark—the ‘what if’ moment—is exactly what’s buzzing in the world of chip design right now, with companies like SiFive pushing RISC-V cores into AI accelerators. It’s not just about faster phones or smarter gadgets; it’s about
