Kelly Corrigan

Because if we set up a bunch of AI robots that give a baby and a toddler everything he or she wants along the way, we will for sure be changing the species.

The thing you taught me is that we are an other-regarding species.

That is like this definitional thing about us.

So if that's true, could we count on it to save us from this like... No, because it's not innate.

So over the course of this whole project, my little cohort of speakers, these six people, really fell in love with each other.

And Sarah was like the leader.

You know, she was like the emotional, moral center of Team Corrigan.

And she was so gracious about saying how much she learned from the rest of us.

And I think that is really humanity at its best.

Sarah, you mischievous.

You're like 18 at heart.

Don't you feel that way?

So thank you for bringing so much credibility and background and history and research into our team.

And that's it for today.

Come back tomorrow for a conversation and a talk with a woman who has led two very different lives, Danini Kimisera Sikar.

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I'm Kelly Corrigan, guest host of TED Talks Daily, here for a special week of content around the topic of AI and family life.