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In this brief interview segment, Angelina Yang asks a designer‑engineer who is also a father how he approaches raising his children in an era dominated by artificial intelligence. The speaker emphasizes the importance of providing kids with a grounded familiarity and "numeracy" in AI, arguing that comfort with these tools is crucial. He warns that without such exposure, children may either fear AI or develop unrealistic expectations about its capabilities. He notes that many parents lack this knowledge, positioning himself as someone who can fill that gap for his own children.

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