The days of helicopter parenting, where raising a child was seen as a competitive sport, may now be over thanks to the looming threat of AI. It could be good news for everyone involved
The days of helicopter parenting, where raising a child was seen as a competitive sport, may now be over thanks to the looming threat of AI. It could be good news for everyone involved
Name: Beta Mum.
Age: 25-45.
Appearance: Carefree, at peace, only vaguely aware of jelly babies stuck in their hair.
As opposed to an Alpha Mum, I take it. Yes. Or, more precisely, the opposite of a Helicopter Mum.
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