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The Stepford wife gets smart

A pair of digital scholars confront the troubling implications of feminized household management technologies In The Smart Wife, Yolande Strengers and Jenny Kennedy explore the many forms, representations, and roles played by "smart wife" technologies, which include feminized robots, digital voice assistants, virtual helpers, and other smart devices that have been designed to take over what Arlie Hochschild coined "the second shift" of unpaid household labor.