OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, who became a father in 2025, has been sharing his parenting experiences recently. He expressed strong concern about the 'iPad generation'—kids who can't live without iPads—and the impact of algorithmic recommendations and infinite scroll. He said he'd rather his child play with mud than use AI or iPads too early.
Altman himself relies heavily on AI: he once used ChatGPT to check if his baby's development was normal. However, he still advocates delaying kids' exposure to AI. He also noted that tech leaders like Google's Pichai and Bill Gates limit their kids' device use. On AI safety, he stated that being a dad hasn't changed his priority of preventing world destruction.
Altman shared his ideal education model: AI-driven personalized one-on-one tutoring followed by project-based learning, though he acknowledged potential issues with this approach.
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