Everyone thinks technology made life easier. Message people instantly. Read news anytime. Watch any...
Everyone thinks technology made life easier.
Message people instantly. Read news anytime. Watch any series on demand.
It didn’t really make life easier. It just changed what people suffer from.
The beginning of two beautifully articulated words turned parents into comparison machines and children into idea factories: Artificial Intelligence.
First it was newspapers. Then social media. Now, every morning, someone discovers a teenager who built an AI startup.
Childhood with internet and smartphones
The past was an age of stuff-ups and embarrassments. We were happier then
My teenage son is against AI, but I use it every day at my corporate job. It's made for difficult conversations at home.
When Screen Time for Kids is a Bridge to Learning, not a Barrier
Artificially yours: AI and intimacy
My use of mobile phones has been compulsive – has it been for better or for worse?
How AI made robotic convenience irresistible — and human agency optional
A boom in sales of digital cameras is being fuelled by teenagers craving a slower, more tactile experience
Not every human problem has a solution yet, but almost all now seem to have an app, a dashboard or an artificial intelligence…
Is childhood a time to place our kids on digital autopilot, or is it a time to invest and nurture, with technology only playing a…
There are many things the digital age has delivered that make life better, but there is a cultural shift I am sure will send us…
