I see my kids using AI for almost every task. Considering the cultural context of Nepal and South Asia, where the authority and wisdom of parents (and elders) are deeply respected and rarely questioned. Now the kids are turning away from their parents and seeking suggestions from AI. Google search are becoming old fashioned. For many of us who grew up in Nepal during Gen X, the phrase "Parents are always right" isn't just a saying—it's a foundational pillar of our family and educational structure. Our parents, especially in their role as guides and ultimate sources of knowledge, commanded a respect that was intrinsic to the culture. But today, a new figure has entered the conversation: Artificial Intelligence. Our children, armed with smartphones and laptops, are now asking their most complex questions—from homework dilemmas to social anxieties—not to us, but to a vast, non-judgmental, and instantly responsive AI. This shift is creating a subtle yet profound tension i...
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