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What Mark Zuckerberg, Andy Jassy, Sam Altman, and other tech execs have said about parenting

What Mark Zuckerberg, Andy Jassy, Sam Altman, and other tech execs have said about parenting
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Tech executives like Sam Altman and Mark Zuckerberg have shared their personal approaches to parenting in the digital age. These leaders discuss common challenges such as managing screen time, using AI tools for parenting support, and selecting high-tech nursery equipment.

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It provides insight into how the architects of modern technology navigate the impact of their own products on their families and children.

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Tech execs like Mark Zuckerberg (left) and Andy Jassy (right) have spoken about their approach to parenting. Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC, David Ryder/Bloomberg via Getty Images Some of the most powerful tech execs have been surprisingly candid about raising their children. Many have shared parenting tidbits — including limits to their own children's screen time. Here's a look at some parenting philosophies of the biggest names in tech. Tech executives are helping build the products, platforms, and companies that will shape life for future generations. So how do the people creating tomorrow's technologies think about raising children for the world those technologies are helping create? We looked through past interviews to find some of the tech leaders' most interesting pointers on parenting and setting kids up for success in today's world.

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