Our Son's Face Being Exposed By AI & Life Changing Decisions

About this episode

Matthew and Ryan discuss the implications of AI on their child's privacy and share personal experiences about parenting and life decisions.

This week starts with something that honestly gave us chills, even if the intentions weren't bad, people using AI to try and remove the blue heart we put over our son’s face in pictures to see what he looks like. We talk about what that means, how scary the future of AI might be, and how we’re navigating protecting our child online. We also go through the emotional rollercoaster of sorting out clothes he’s already outgrown (how are they this tiny already?) and Matthew shares some surprising news about a surgery he wants to have. New episodes to watch and listen to EVERY Tuesday. WANT TO BE INVOLVED IN DUMMY CONFESSIONS? 📩 Send us your most embarrassing or funny confession in a DM to our Instagram or send your voice note to daddiesovernight@gmail.com https://www.instagram.com/daddiesovernight/ 📲 Or find us at @daddiesovernight on socials, and don't forget you can WATCH the episode on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@daddiesovernight TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@daddiesovernight Two husbands. One journey of becoming parents through adoption. Absolutely no clue what we’re doing. Welcome to Daddies Overnight - the podcast where we, Matthew and Ryan, try to figure out this whole…

People in this episode

Hosts: Matthew, Ryan

Topics covered

• AI
• parenting
• child protection
• emotional decisions
• surgery
• clothing

Keywords

• AI
• parenting
• child protection
• surgery
• clothing
• emotional decisions
• family

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