I'm a tech expert who parented my toddler using AI. It could revolutionize parenting

Can artificial intelligence help to bring up children? Senior executives in the toy market think so. Allan Wong, CEO of toymaker VTech Holdings, has said that in just five years, teddy bears could be reading personalized AI stories to kids, while humanoid nannies could be only a few decades away. Many companies are now offering AI-enhanced toys, apps and games for children - with a new robot, Moxie, which its maker claims improves social skills in 71 percent of children. I put the current cutting-edge artificial intelligence programs to the test, by asking leading bots like ChatGPT and Google Bard to help me parent my 18-month-old son William and keep him entertained for an entire day (easier said than done for mere mortals).