Financial Times · Valeriya Safronova ·
How some parents, mostly mothers, use AI to organize their families' schedules and automate mundane household tasks via apps like Ollie, Cozi Max, Town, and Ava
Parents are using AI to organise their families, from managing busy schedules to researching preschools, planning meals and grocery shopping.
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