Watching a child rebuild a tower after it tumbles—that stubborn grin of discovery—is how we’ll prepare them for a world reshaped by AI. OpenAI’s push to expand economic opportunities through free certifications and job matching isn’t just corporate news. It’s a mirror for us parents: how do we nurture that same resilient spark when technology […]

Ever felt that gap between promise and reality in your own home? Picture a kite surfer who nails every trick, yet the crowd groans because the wind map promised a hurricane. That’s Salesforce this week—$10.24 billion in revenue, sails full of Agentforce AI, but investors squint at the breeze and mutter, “Feels light.” The stock

Somewhere between sticky juice boxes and lightning-fast tablet swipes, our children are getting a sneak preview of an office that doesn’t yet exist. According to fresh forecasts, the global smart-office market is set to leap from USD 55.87 billion this year to an eye-popping 103.76 billion by 2030. That’s a surge of more than 13%

On a clear evening, 26°C of late-summer glow, and my seven-year-old is stacking cardboard blocks into a “minecraft castle.” Her tongue sticks out the way focus always does at this age. Meanwhile half a world away Min-Liang Tan tells Forbes he’s about to ship AI tools that can chisel whole digital castles in hours, not

Will Today’s 7-Year-Old Write the Code that Saves Tomorrow’s Software? Some nights the news glows so loudly it feels like the sky is yelling, “Evolve or vanish!” When analysts warn that software giants may crash within two years unless they embrace AI, I picture my seven-year-old stacking Lego props for a stop-motion movie. Much like

The other day my seven-year-old scavenger-hunted for “something that looks tiny but becomes huge when you pay attention.” She returned with a clover and a thousand questions. Watching her peer through a plastic magnifier reminded me of the new Pixel 10 Pro teaser I’d just read: tap past 30×, wait a beat, and poof—software working

On a gray, overcast day like today, my daughter’s imagination is the brightest thing in the room. One minute, she’s building a towering castle for a friendly dragon; the next, she’s narrating the epic adventure of a crayon that rolled under the sofa. Kids are natural-born storytellers, aren’t they? Their minds are these incredible, fizzing

Have you ever looked at your child, a whirlwind of digital savvy and timeless curiosity, and thought, ‘Wow, the instruction manual I grew up with just doesn’t cover this’? It feels like that sometimes, doesn’t it? One minute, my daughter is building a magnificent, wobbly tower with classic wooden blocks; the next, she’s navigating an

Start with the LEGO analogy. It’s perfect for explaining multi-step processes. Imagine building a castle—you don’t just snap bricks randomly. Each piece connects with intention, guided by little hands and big imagination. That’s how agentic AI works: step by step, decision by decision, creating something that makes way cooler stuff than you’d expect! What is

There’s a story about a Soviet nail factory that I just can’t shake. To meet their quotas, the managers focused on one metric: the weight of nails produced. So, what did they do? They started making massive, heavy, practically useless nails. They hit their targets, but the entire effort was a failure. It makes you