Kelly Corrigan

And that's the whole point of a TED Talk, to start a conversation worth having.

Avni, you did it.

Thank you so much for every one of those insane versions, the ride you took me on.

And then you got out there and you killed it.

So thanks a lot.

That's it for today.

Come back tomorrow when we share what I think of as the most unusual and spectacular TED Talk I have ever heard by a guy from Dublin named Duncan Keegan.

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I'm Kelly Corrigan, guest host of TED Talks Daily, here for a special week where we're taking a deep dive into the topic of AI and family life.

Also, please join me at my podcast, Kelly Corrigan Wonders, wherever you listen to podcasts.

I'll be back tomorrow.

Thanks for listening.

You are listening to TED Talks Daily, where we bring you new ideas and conversations to spark your curiosity every day.

I'm Kelli Corrigan.

I'm a writer, I'm a podcaster, I'm a TED Talker, and I am taking over for Elise Hu this week for a special series on AI and family life.

I guest curated a session about this topic at TED 2025, and I'm here now to share these very special talks with you, along with a lot of behind the scenes recordings and personal insights to shed some light on the process of how these talks came to life.

When I sat down to map out this six part discussion about AI and parenting, I kept coming back in my mind to one of my very best friends.