AI Tech News with Dad

Remember watching your little one become utterly absorbed in building a single elaborate Lego tower while ignoring the rest of the bin? That laser focus on one joyful pursuit—dinosaurs before dinner, sidewalk chalk masterpieces after school—holds a quiet clue about how real learning takes root. Funny how the biggest tech debates mirror our kitchen-table parenting […]

Overcast skies have a way of tuning our eyes upward, don’t they? It’s when your mind wanders to distant planets—cloudy, mysterious, and humming with secrets. It’s in these moments we ponder how technology, like AI exploring Mars, intersects with our innate curiosity. Yet as artificial intelligence quietly pilots rovers across Mars with 88% autonomy (yes,

Remember when your child first discovered how to make bubbles? That wide-eyed wonder watching soap transform into floating rainbows—that’s the spark we’re here to protect. Now, everywhere we look, new digital tools promise to reshape learning and play faster than a toddler can say ‘again!’ A recent study by ControlMonkey reveals 83% of businesses expect

Ever watched a child build a block tower only to gleefully knock it down and start again? That fearless joy in experimentation is innovation’s heartbeat. So when I stumbled upon Hugging Face’s free courses, it felt like that same playful spirit—open, accessible, and bursting with possibility. Hugging Face’s vibrant community just launched five hands-on courses

Overcast skies and that gentle hum of tires on damp pavement—the kind of day that turns car rides into quiet adventures for curious minds. Watching the world blur past while little hands point at squirrels darting through wet trees, I wonder: as cars get smarter about driving themselves, what happens to those unplanned moments that

You know those afternoons when the sky’s overcast but still warm, and your kid comes running over with mud-streaked hands holding something they built from sticks and stones? Pure magic. It got me thinking: what if our tools—even the fancy digital kind—are at their best when they make moments like that possible, not replace them?

That quiet moment unplugging the tablet after story time? It ripples beyond our living rooms. As AI reshapes our world, its energy use grows fast—chips once sipped power like juice boxes now guzzle like birthday buffets. Tech leaders turn this into innovation, reminding us sustainability starts at home. It’s in how we guide tiny hands

Picture this: capturing your child’s school play in a crowded auditorium, but wind interference leaves the audio muddled. What if your phone could quietly erase that noise, leaving only tiny voices singing? And speaking of reliability, let’s talk about capturing memories—what does “value” really mean for our fleeting family moments? Samsung’s new Galaxy S25 FE

Picture this: the very person who helped build the neural networks behind ChatGPT gets dumped by his girlfriend via that same chatbot. Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel-winning ‘godfather of AI,’ shared how his ex had ChatGPT explain why he was ‘a rat’—and shrugged it off with characteristic grace. So, what does this quirky story teach us

Picture this: your morning commute shrinking from an hour to five minutes. Wild, right? That’s the reality early users of Payslip’s new AI payroll suite are living—with operations speeding up by up to 92%. But here’s what really caught my attention: unlike flashy AI that promises (and stumbles), this tool isn’t replacing people. It’s freeing