The AI baby boom is here. But can ChatGPT really raise a child?
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Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has embraced AI for parenting advice following the birth of his son. He openly discussed using ChatGPT for a variety of childcare questions, reflecting a broader trend where 52.7% of new parents are turning to AI for guidance. Various AI tools, including specialized parenting chatbots and AI-driven pregnancy support apps like Soula, underline the increasing reliance on technology to aid parents. This modern approach raises questions about the balance between obtaining advice and over-reliance on AI solutions in parenting.
Altman acknowledges his reliance on AI for parenting suggestions, stating, 'Clearly people have been able to take care of babies without ChatGPT for a long time. I don't know how I would've done that.'
A 2024 study shows 52.7% of parents are using ChatGPT for parenting strategies, highlighting a significant trend in AI-assisted childcare.
The rise of parenting-focused AI is evident, with products like Becky Kennedy's Good Inside app providing personalized chatbot advice based on her expertise.
AI technology is transforming parenting beyond ChatGPT, with specialized apps like Soula and high-tech gadgets like Nanit monitors enhancing childcare support.
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