She Let AI Take Over Her Life For a Year
Joanna Stern spent a year letting AI and robots take over every aspect of her life—from work to healthcare to parenting—as research for her book I Am Not a Robot. The experiment revealed that while AI excels as a workplace assistant and in medical diagnostics, it still fails at basic ph
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