Ever asked your smart speaker for the weather and gotten a recipe for pancakes instead? Yeah, me too. It’s like that friend who half-listens then answers a question you never asked—frustrating but kinda funny. Now Google’s rolling out Gemini for Home, promising to fix years of glitches on Nest speakers. But as a dad who’s […]

Geoffrey Hinton—the ‘Godfather of AI’—now warns that artificial intelligence could enable anyone to create bioweapons or manipulate minds. It’s enough to make any parent pause mid-sip of coffee. But here’s the thing: while headlines chill, our days are filled with sunlit parks and curious questions from little ones. How do we reconcile these extremes? Let’s

Picture this: venture capitalists from both sides of the ocean joining forces to pour over a billion dollars into India’s deep tech startups. It’s not just business news—it’s a glimpse into the world our children will inherit. You know how it is when your little one discovers something new—their eyes just light up! Watching my

Have you caught that quick, light laugh from a young person when the topic of future careers comes up? A student in class jokes, “Well, we aren’t going to get a job anyway because of AI, so who cares?” and the room bursts into laughter. It’s all over social media too—jokes and memes about an

Walking outside today, the sky is so incredibly clear you feel like you can see for miles. It’s one of those perfect early autumn days. And it got me thinking about clarity—especially the kind of clarity our kids have when they look at the world. When they ask a question, they expect a straight, simple

That crisp autumn air feels so clear and calm today, but sometimes that clearness can feel deceptive, can’t it? It reminds me of walking into a room after a big, emotional conversation has just ended. The air is still, but you can feel the shift. That’s what it’s like in the workplace after layoffs. The

Have you ever felt it? That deep, gut-level frustration when a piece of technology just… doesn’t work? Not just a glitch, but a fundamental brokenness. The news I read described it perfectly: it’s like trying to build something beautiful with a “mangled hammer.” The tool is so warped, so counterintuitive, you’re tempted to just drop

Ever watched your little one proudly show off a drawing, only to realize they ‘borrowed’ a friend’s idea without asking? That mix of innocence and oversight—well, it turns out even brilliant AI companies sometimes need a gentle reminder about giving credit where it’s due. Can you believe it? Anthropic just dropped a whopping $1.5 billion

Is there anything better than that crisp, clear autumn air? It just makes you want to open the windows, simplify everything, and get life in order. You know how it is—that feeling of fresh starts! But then I look at my computer, and… YIKES. It’s a digital avalanche of PDF files. School newsletters, permission slips,

Have you ever watched your child’s face light up as they dive into a new storybook? That pure, unfiltered magic? It’s one of those little moments that just fills your heart right up. Walking home under a brilliant, clear sky today, I was thinking about just that—the power of stories. And then I read about