Evan Gardner

How to Raise ‘AI-Native’ Kids Just as the kids of Gen Z were expected to be “digital natives” if they wanted to get ahead, these parents think kids of the 2020s should be “AI-native” if they want to succeed in life. (Illustration by The Free Press, images via Getty) They’re vibe coding with the kids on Saturday mornings and using a bot as a 24-7 family therapist. Meet the parents who have seen the future and want their kids to master it. Jason Scharf, 44, isn’t your typical 21st-century parent.

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Will AI Destroy Music—or Revolutionize It? Competing with artificial intelligence is just part of making music now. (Frédéric Reglain/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) As musicians see their work absorbed and copied by AI, some say: If you can’t beat the machine, use it. Murphy Campbell found modest renown in the music industry in the good old-fashioned way: by strumming her banjo, all alone, in the backwoods of North Carolina. She has no agent, no manager, no publishing label.