Former WSJ Reporter Joanna Stern Handed Her Life to AI for 365 days
Tech reviewer Joanna Stern spent a year letting AI infiltrate nearly every part of her life—from parenting and healthcare to riding in Waymos and wearing AI-powered wearables—and wrote a book, I Am Not a Robot, about the experience. While AI impressed her in medical diagnostics and work
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