What I'm teaching my children in the age of AI

A father and founder argues that as AI takes over verifiable knowledge work, technical skills and grades matter less, so he focuses on teaching his children practical wisdom: being a good person, handling life's hardships, connecting with others, learning how to learn, and living a good and useful life. He draws on his parents' example, Stoic notebook practices, the SPIKES framework for breaking bad news, and a friend's Tai Chi habit story. He cites Montaigne that education should prioritize practical wisdom and character because they have direct use in daily life.