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Home » AI

Actually Naneen

Posted on January 2, 2020 by Joey Eschrich

By Malka Older
A new short story about robot nannies and what role technology should play in childhood.

Posted in Future Tense Fiction Tagged AI, artificial intelligence, childhood, Malka Older, parenting, robot nannies Leave a comment


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