My Version Of AI Productivity is Doing Less At Home

Pajama day on Thursday, ballet at 4:30, a costume needed by Monday. Last year I printed our schedule, it changed by midweek, and our nanny asked me every single day where the kids needed to be. Now it all lives on the Nori family hub in our kitchen: calendar, meals, shopping list, kids’ routines. My hands are usually dirty when I’m in there, so I just say “Hey Nori, add ballet class at 4:30 this Thursday.” I assign pickup to our nanny, and she gets the address and a reminder 30 minutes before she leaves. It runs on AI, so I talk to it the way I’d talk to my husband. One long sentence: move s