I Sent an AI to Interview My Kids About Chores. None of Them Asked for What I Expected.
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I Sent an AI to Interview My Kids About Chores. None of Them Asked for What I Expected.

I build systems for a living. My household was running on Post-it notes and quiet hope. So I did what I do at work: I gathered requirements.

By Cian Kenshin WhalleySubscribe

I have an AI assistant named Silas. One week I pointed him at the family.

Each kid got a prompt in Slack: what's your experience with chores? What's working? What's broken? What would you change if you could?

No parents in the room. No agenda. Just voice-note Silas.

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What came back was a forty-page transcript. It read like testimony.

My twelve-year-old asked for fairness. My fifteen-year-old asked for structure. My seventeen-year-old asked to kill a dragon.

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