AI wants to become your family’s chief of staff. Should you let it?

Parents say a never-ending deluge of emails, notifications, group chats, and pings from apps for activities ranging from scouting to soccer has turned family life into an exercise in information management. A growing number of startups say the solution is artificial intelligence . “I get anywhere from 20 to 40 emails related to kid stuff every single day,” says David Reich, founder and CEO of Fambot , which on Tuesday launched its AI “chief of staff” for families.