The house is finally quiet. That deep sigh after the kids are asleep… it’s our time, isn’t it? I was scrolling through The Financial Post article (Sept ’25), and for some reason, it just stuck with me. It was about artificial intelligence, about how smart systems are getting at managing massive amounts of data. It […]
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I love this time of night, when the whole house is quiet and the warm glow of our reading lamp fills the room. It’s only after the noise of the day has faded that our own conversation can truly begin. Just now, I stumbled across an article online about ‘raising children in the AI era.’
You know those moments? Like last night, when our kiddo pointed at the stars and—boom—hit us with the big question. In the quiet of the house, with everything finally settled, I find myself just watching you breathe. It makes me think back to earlier, when you were in the middle of a dozen things, and
It’s late. The only sound is the steady breathing of the kids, fast asleep. I love this time of night. I saw you staring at your phone earlier, that little furrow in your brow. I wondered what was worrying you. So it was that news story—the one saying 95% of artificial intelligence projects fail (Source:
This quiet, after everyone’s asleep, is my favorite time of day. Just sitting here with you. It feels like the world stops spinning for a little while, doesn’t it? My mind keeps going back to that moment with the homework earlier tonight. I haven’t been able to shake it. Our little one was asking that
The house is finally quiet, isn’t it? The kids are asleep, the day is done, and it feels like we can finally take a breath, just the two of us. I was scrolling through an article earlier today about AI in education. How kids are using it for homework, writing essays, even creating art. And
It was just this evening. Our child was rattling off dinosaur names and then suddenly shouted at the smart speaker, “Why did the T-Rex have such short arms?” There was a pause, and then the AI voice gave a perfectly fluent, scientific explanation. The kid’s eyes were wide, listening intently, but I was watching you.
The house is finally quiet. The kids are breathing that deep, settled sleep, and the city lights are glowing softly through the window. These moments, when it’s just us in the stillness, are my favorite part of the day. Which reminds me: you remember when that story about artificial intelligence came on the news? Our
