But the nuclear family has steadily eroded over the last 50 years. The first major death knell came with the 1973 oil crisis and the two-year recession that followed, which signaled the end of the ...

Weirdly, it’s a subtle nod to the tradition of the “nuclear family,” where multiple “atoms” would create an atom’s nucleus.

While some people are drawn to large, extended families with many relatives involved in daily life, others find comfort and fulfillment in a smaller, more intimate family unit—the nuclear family.

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A revival in nuclear power—partly fed by ravenous demand from data centers for artificial intelligence—is leading to greater interest in harnessing AI to make those nuclear plants more efficient.