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As mums juggle work and family, AI apps are becoming their 'second brain'

A survey by Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago in the US, two in three parents said AI reduced their mental load, saving them on average more than 58 minutes a week.

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随着妈妈们努力兼顾工作和家庭,人工智能应用程序正在成为她们的“第二大脑”。

Ally Sobin uses FamBot, an artificial intelligence-powered household management app, on her phone at home in Warren, New Jersey. Photo: The New York Times

One recent evening, Lisa Green’s five-year-old son, Fitz, came home from school bummed. He couldn’t check out a book from the school library because he hadn’t yet returned his last book.

His mother, a 34-year-old medical resident in paediatrics, said the family, based in Kansas City, Kansas, United States, hadn’t realised that books were due on different days each week in accordance with a rotating printed schedule that Fitz had brought home from kindergarten.

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