Raising children right now sums up with sitting a child in front of an iPad all day, so it's not surprising when they find it difficult to deal with real-world stuff, but I think it's gonna get worse. Yesterday, I watched a Sam Altman interview where he says he is using AI to raise his children, which is really sad, and I imagine there will be lots of parents who will do the same thing moving forward.
Me too.
Btw, I get a weird vibe from Sam Altman. It is also interesting that a lot of tech people generally go the other way, keeping their kids away from a lot of the digital experience, and giving real-world experience instead.
If he relies on AI to raise his child, I can also imagine that he also relies on AI in other aspects of his life, including his behavior, making him act weird, or maybe he is just weird to begin with.