When machines learn to simulate care, what happens to the people who start believing them? How does something that initially seems so harmless turn dangerous so fast?
Also, I would say that attachment IS attention. They are not necessary separate concepts. We BEHOLD the other in our gaze. The deeper meanings of attention are often overlooked, especially when it comes to our children. I write about it here:
Thanks, Chiara. I really appreciate that. I’m glad it sparked something for you. Hopefully it helps open up more dialogue and action as everything keeps moving so fast.
Also, I would say that attachment IS attention. They are not necessary separate concepts. We BEHOLD the other in our gaze. The deeper meanings of attention are often overlooked, especially when it comes to our children. I write about it here:
https://whycantwesayno.com/what-are-we-not-talking-about/#htoc-1-the-true-meaning-of-attention
This was a very interesting and thought-provoking read, thanks Maddy for sharing
Thanks, Chiara. I really appreciate that. I’m glad it sparked something for you. Hopefully it helps open up more dialogue and action as everything keeps moving so fast.
Such an important piece! Thanks, Mandy.
Thanks, Andrew. I also loved your recent piece on screen-time studies. The research you pulled together is so powerful and alarming!