Dr. Dana Suskind
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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early experiences, that talk and interaction wires up the brain.
It's the instruction guide for the brain.
And that is why early interaction is so critical for not just building language and literacy skills and those hard skills, but building those socioemotional skills that allow us to connect as humans.
And I could go into attachment theory and the like, but that's really how
How I view it.
Yeah.
I would
Sum it up in one word Friction.
m the messy human interaction that is, you know, imperfect, that has ruptures and repairs, that experience, initially through good enough parenting, is how humans learn that the world is not just about
Them, but about sharing the space with other humans.
We talk about attachment theory in Ruth Feldman's work showing babies literally have neural synchrony with their adults in their lives, where their brains sync up.
And children with more secure attachment have brains that have stronger tracks in the social part of the brain, if you will.
Although
The whole brain is social and insecure attachment has less integrated tracks.
I then bring up this idea of artificial attachment.
How does that change human development when you have, as you say, an AI chat bot that is perfectly responsive, always there, never missteps, never looks away.
And that that is the concern.
Yeah, actually AI is much more in children's lives than you might imagine.
So yeah, well I mean it looks much more like screen time, but forty percent of two-year-olds have iPads.
And on those iPads, that sort of AI slop that has proliferated, I call it AI misinformation.
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