Children aren't the only ones AI can wreak havoc on—it's changing motherhood too

Artificial intelligence (AI) has introduced a whole new era of mothering. While parents have always had to contend with fears around child-rearing, AI not only amplifies these anxieties but also contributes to isolation, self-doubt and perfectionism at the expense of one’s networks and instincts.

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