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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2025 · 27 MIN

Protecting Dreams in the Age of AI - Interview with Adrian Martinca

from Resilient Kids Podcast · host Resilient Kids Podcast

In this episode, Madeleine sits down with Adrian Martinca to explore the profound effects of artificial intelligence on human life and connection. Together, they discuss what kind of relationship we should be striving to build with AI, and how the rapid pace of technological change shapes our values and choices. The conversation also touches on the quieter, everyday consequences of tech, how social media and misdirected connectivity can erode family bonds, and why this makes it harder for parents to truly support their children in pursuing their dreams.Adrian shares practical strategies to help children verbalize dreams as action statements, bringing wishes for a brighter future one step closer to realization.Resilient Kids is #1 on FeedSpot's Top 15 New Zealand Parenting Podcasts! https://podcast.feedspot.com/new_zealand_parenting_podcasts/Resources: Technology For The Future: https://t4tf.org/Operation Dream Force: https://t4tf.org/operation-dream-force/Madeleine's website: https://www.peopleskillsconsulting.co.nz/Get in touch: [email protected]

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