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I'm constantly worrying whether having too much time on screens or limiting their time on the screens just to get them to do something else? Sometimes can be a bit of an issue because it's what their friends and stuff are doing as well. That's a parent we spoke to about her child's relationship with digital devices because today we're looking at screen time and young ones. More of that

in a moment. And a few weeks ago we spoke to a woman called Avon who had lost her voice to motor

neuron disease about how AI had helped her speak again. That prompted listener Robb to get in touch

with his own story of using AI to help hear his father's voice for the first

time in 50 years.

Playing those to my mother, who is in quite an advanced state of dementia now, every now and

then with very old memories, you get a flicker in her eye which tells you everything.

And it was very moving. Right, this week on TechLife, we're taking a deep dive into screen time.

How much time do you spend on screens each day?

I'll go full disclosure here.

According to my phone stats, I'm averaging between three and four hours a day.

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