August 16, 2026 - 22:55

Bollywood actor Soha Ali Khan has admitted that she now uses artificial intelligence to help her manage the daily ups and downs of raising her daughter, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. In a recent conversation, Soha revealed that she turns to AI tools for quick solutions to common parenting questions, including how to calm her child down or deal with sudden tantrums.
She explained that the technology offers a level of patience and availability that human advisors often cannot match. "There is a lot of time AI has for me, other people may not have," she said, pointing out that she can ask the same question repeatedly without feeling judged or rushed. The actor, known for her thoughtful and practical approach to life, added that while she values advice from family and friends, AI provides an instant, non-judgmental sounding board at any hour of the day.
Soha, who shares Inaaya with husband Kunal Kemmu, said that parenting in the digital age comes with its own set of challenges, and she is open to using every tool available. She was quick to clarify that she does not rely on AI for major decisions or emotional support, but rather for small, everyday guidance. Her comments have sparked a conversation among parents about the growing role of technology in child-rearing, with many agreeing that having a virtual assistant on call is a practical help in a busy household.
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