Beyond IPO Hype: What Urban Company Teaches About Kids’ Future Have you ever just marveled at the magic of modern life? A few taps on a screen, and poof! A plumber, a cleaner, an electrician appears at your door. It’s incredible! Companies like Urban Company have woven themselves into the fabric of our busy family […]
Have you ever felt like your ‘smart’ home requires a PhD to operate? You’re not alone! It often feels like we’re spending more time managing our devices than enjoying the freedom they promise. But walking outside today, with the sky so clear and crisp, it felt like a perfect metaphor for a shift I’m seeing
Wow, what an exciting time to be a parent! Just the other day, my daughter—who’s now about 7 and absolutely full of curiosity—came home from school with a question that stopped me in my tracks: “Dad, can AI be my friend?” That curiosity led me to explore more, and I stumbled upon this incredible conversation
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
Ever watched your child master a new app faster than you can figure out the remote? Man, that natural tech fluency they’ve got—it’s exactly what the future job market is craving! With OpenAI launching a jobs platform for AI-ready workers, it’s got me thinking: how do we nurture these skills without losing childhood joy? Let’s
When Giants Falter: A Dad’s Take on Building Our Kids for a Future That’s More Than Just Code You see it in the headlines—a giant of the tech world, Intel, getting a massive lifeline just to stay in the race. It’s a wild story of high-stakes bets and shifting fortunes. But honestly, as I read
Let’s be real for a second—watching our kids grow up in a world racing toward AI feels a little like standing in front of a fast-moving train. Am I excited? Absolutely. Am I also a little worried about what it means for their creativity, their future, and even their sense of self? Yep, that too.
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
Did you see that flash of news about AstraZeneca? They’re pouring a huge investment into their innovation center in Chennai, focusing on things like AI and data analytics to develop next-gen medicines. News like that just cuts through the noise on a bright morning. It feels like more than just a business headline—it feels like
Let’s be real—Hinton doesn’t sugarcoat it. He’s the so-called “godfather of AI,” and he’s sounding the alarm: unchecked AI development, fueled by capitalism, could lead to massive job losses and a wealth gap so wide it’d feel like living in two different worlds. And yeah, that kind of headline-worthy news makes any parent stop and
