Kelly Corrigan

And all he meant was there will be a person.

You will lose somebody that you cannot bear to live without.

And in that moment, you are going to have a set of very human needs that cannot be met by anything other than another living human being, another central nervous system to meet yours.

I thought that was such a generous and poignant thing that he said there.

He didn't set himself off in this tiny circle of one where the thing that had happened to him, which is every parent's worst fear, absolute worst fear, made him different and separate from everyone else.

What he was saying was, it makes me just like you.

You will go through this.

And when you do, I hope you have a hand to hold as I did.

I thought that was the pinnacle of graciousness.

It was also so interesting to have these lead-up conversations with Duncan because he needed zero help or support from me in shaping his talk and choosing his words.

I mean, he's a complete expert.

I mean, he exceeds my abilities.

And so that wasn't the point at all.

But these lead-up conversations were so interesting to me because I was asking him to think about how AI might factor in here.

And I was delighted by his willingness to go there intellectually and have that conversation and consider those factors and features that might make family life something that is good for childhood development or that...

I could imagine ways in which you would tip your hat to... There are all kinds of roles for AI to play in my story.

Here are some.

do a scan of Rory's blood type faster and give us more personalized options.

Yay.

You know where it doesn't belong right here.