What AI CEOs Are Telling Their Kids

The people building AI are the most worried about what it'll do to jobs. So what are they telling their own children?

The Wall Street Journal asked AI leaders that exact question. Double down on being human: Anthropic co-founder Daniela Amodei says what won't be replaceable is "how you treat other people, how well you communicate with them, how kind you are."

Learn to think, not just to do: Microsoft's chief scientist Jaime Teevan wants her kids developing metacognitive skills — critical thinking, adaptability, the ability to challenge assumptions.

Ethan Mollick: don't ask "can AI do this?" Ask "can AI do all of this?" A doctor isn't just a diagnostician — they listen, reassure, judge, and take responsibility. Aim for careers that require a breadth of skills.

Scott Galloway: senior care is booming. People over 65 need human presence — someone who shows up. Explore this industry.

Waymo is completing 500,000 paid rides a week. The robot car revolution is here, it's real, and it's going great... mostly.

When a Waymo gets confused and freezes in the middle of the road, the company has its own roadside assistance team on call. Except, in at least six cases, it was actual first responders who had to climb in and move the thing.

One police officer responding to a mass shooting in Austin was pulled away to first deal with a stranded Waymo blocking the road. 😬