Dive into the heart of what’s happening with News with Dad! This vibrant category brings you the latest news, handpicked and broken down with a Korean-Canadian dad’s contagious enthusiasm and practical wisdom. Tailored for parents, I read the headlines to you—think of it as your morning coffee chat with a best buddy who’s bursting with energy! From global trends to family-friendly updates, I weave in relatable tips, like using AI to spark your kid’s curiosity or balancing screen time with playground adventures. Expect fresh, uplifting stories—like our 7-year-old’s latest art project inspiring a family tech exploration—that make complex topics feel like a fun, shared journey. With a nod to compassion and community, every post is packed with actionable wins to empower your parenting with joy and hope!
Ever watch your child light up when a lesson just clicks? That magical moment when curiosity meets understanding—it’s what every parent and educator dreams of fostering. So, how does this connect to our kids? Enter thematic analysis, a powerful approach that’s quietly revolutionizing how we understand and shape learning journeys. By digging into patterns in […]
Mark Cuban once predicted the first trillionaire might be ‘one dude in a basement’ harnessing AI—and now he’s bringing those very tools to high school classrooms. It’s got me thinking: what does this mean for our kids growing up with artificial intelligence as daily reality? As a dad, I see both possibilities and the need
Ever wonder how some young minds seem to bend time? Nathaneo Johnson, a Yale student, co-founded an AI social platform and raised $3.1 million—all while attending classes full-time. It’s not magic; it’s passion paired with fierce discipline. Stories like his got me thinking about my own daughter’s explorations. As a dad watching her dive into
Remember when learning to use a computer felt like unlocking a whole new world? Well, buckle up—because AI literacy is that next game-changing leap, transforming how our kids explore, play, and imagine their futures. From kindergartners tinkering with friendly robots to high schoolers coding ethical AI solutions, this isn’t just another tech trend—it’s reshaping what
Ever stumbled upon an open-source AI learning tool that makes you lean in and whisper, “Now this could change things”? That’s the vibe with KoStudy—an open-source learning app built around AI, not as a flashy add-on, but as its very heart. It’s like that moment you watch your kiddo figure out a puzzle on their
Zach Yadegari isn’t your typical college freshman—while most 18-year-olds are adjusting to dorm life, he’s running Cal AI, a calorie-tracking app pulling in $1.4 million monthly. He started coding at seven, inspired by games like Minecraft, and now leads a team of 30. His story isn’t just about viral success; it’s a spark that makes
Stanford computer science students shocked Professor Jure Leskovec by requesting handwritten exams when AI tools like GPT-3 emerged. As a dad navigating my child’s education, this shift reveals crucial insights about balancing technology and authentic learning in our kids’ development. Why Did Stanford Students Question Their Role Amid AI? Professor Leskovec called it an “existential
Smart Glasses & Parenting: Balancing AI Learning & Child Wonder Picture this: your kid spots a butterfly during a neighborhood stroll. Instead of just marveling at its colors, what if their AI-powered learning glasses could whisper fascinating facts about metamorphosis while keeping the wonder alive? That’s the promise—and puzzle—of Jinxin Technology’s upcoming AI-powered learning glasses.
Beyond Degrees: Nurturing Tomorrow’s Tech Talent Beyond Degrees: Nurturing Tomorrow’s Tech Talent As a partly cloudy Tuesday afternoon settles in, it’s hard not to reflect on how quickly the world around us transforms—especially in the realm of technology. News has emerged that’s sending ripples through parenting circles: Anton Osika, CEO of Lovable, a ‘vibe coding’
Why Your Child Needs Hands-On AI Experience Now Watching my daughter build her block tower, I saw how hands-on learning shapes understanding. Puneet Chandok’s AI fitness analogy struck me: Just like gym workouts, kids gotta grab AI tools like paintbrushes! Children need active engagement with these tools, not passive theory. His urgent message? Kids must
