A practitioner's read on AI, kids, and the next ten years
The honest version of what someone who works inside AI every day is telling their own kids — and what it means for yours.
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What the people building AI are actually doing with their own kids — not the conference version.
Concrete things you can do this week. No hand-wringing, no jargon, just action.
Subjects, careers, skills that travel — how to think about the next ten years.
Why most study materials get ignored, what Feynman figured out, and the plugin I built so my son would actually open the folder.
Slop doesn't look like slop anymore. It looks like an A. Here's the slop test you can run at home — and why the bar should be going up, not staying the same.
Most parents are quietly worried they're getting this wrong. Here's the honest version of the conversation — including the slop problem nobody's talking about.
The Parent Edit is written by David at Adapt2 AI — who thinks about and works with AI every day, and has the same conversations that you do.