AI's influence is quietly but profoundly shifting from workplaces to our homes, becoming an always-on presence. This domestic AI is evolving beyond on-demand assistants, remembering routines and anticipating needs, acting almost like family members. Sarah Dooley highlights the low barriers to entry and rapid adoption of AI in households, making its impact and risks for families particularly high. Domestic AI is already manifesting in various forms, from conversational Alexa helping with logistics and emotional support to AI agents managing household chores and homeschooling schedules. OpenAI is even reportedly developing a screen-free, mobile smart speaker designed as a "humanlike AI companion" for the home. This new generation of AI systems remembers conversations and infers household patterns, unlike earlier reactive smart speakers. Surveys show significant AI adoption, with 81% of parents using it for parenting tasks and 64% of U.S. teens using chatbots. The home is becoming AI's most intimate and least governed environment, affecting the entire family, not just individual users. The effects depend on usage, with considerations for children including access, privacy, and physical space, and concerns about potential impacts on social-emotional skill development in adolescents. Nobody fully comprehends the long-term implications of AI deeply integrated into our daily lives. The price often includes our data, stories, and privacy, making the home where AI could fundamentally transform us.