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A tweet from Garry Tan highlights Auren Hoffman's perspective that teaching children to learn complex topics from YouTube videos is a crucial skill for the modern age.
Linus Ekenstam argues that parental skills in using AI tools are crucial to prevent societal divides, referencing NYC's ban on AI in public schools for K-8 and sharing personal experiences with AI in education.
An editor reflects on personal experiences with children's digital footprints and the growing societal concern over technology and AI's impact on youth, emphasizing the need to prepare kids for a tech-driven world.
The author reflects on balancing career ambition with fatherhood, citing examples from tech leaders who have struggled with this balance.
This article describes billionaire Grant Cardone's approach to family education, particularly training his daughters through sales and sharing his attitude towards persistence in the face of rejection.
The article explores how AI family assistants like Ollie aim to alleviate the disproportionate cognitive labor shouldered by women in parenting, while also noting the broader AI gender gap where women use AI less than men.
A New Yorker feature explores how an Amazon Alexa device, named Sapphire by the user, becomes an intimate family member, providing companionship and support to a mother, while her teenage daughter questions the environmental and emotional implications.
A landmark study finds that screen time for babies and toddlers under two can cause long-term developmental harm, leading researchers to call for revised official guidance and a baby screen-time risk assessment.
A Wired article provides guidance for parents considering buying a 3D printer for their children, sharing personal experience setting up the Elegoo Centauri Carbon for an 11-year-old.
The article explores how mom influencers are promoting AI chatbots like ChatGPT as a coparent to alleviate the disproportionate childcare and household burden on women, highlighting a custom GPT called 'Coparent' sold by a viral TikTok creator.
The Skylight Buddy is a $140 kids' chore tracking device that uses emoji-based routines to motivate children, and the basic features work effectively even without an optional subscription.
A technologist-parent shares their approach to 'retro-tech parenting,' embracing physical media (CDs, DVDs) and landline telephones to give children an enriching digital experience free from surveillance capitalism and engagement-optimized platforms.
Introducing Ollie, the world's first AI family assistant that manages family life, claiming to be better than any human.
A Tsinghua-Peking mom argues that the significance of college is diminishing because top schools' courses are publicly accessible, and GitHub will become the new resume platform; she encourages her child to start managing a GitHub repository from sixth grade, potentially making college degrees unnecessary.
A storytelling tool aimed at helping parents raise bilingual children by creating and sharing stories in multiple languages.