AI Usage Increasing Amongst Younger Generations

With the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, it has become increasingly popular amongst younger generations. However, none of my real-life acquaintances are using AI yet. This is similar to the introduction of smartphones; it is quite worrying. It could mean that those who don’t have access to AI may become ‘analog humans’ and live a more inconvenient life in the future, just like how older generations are left behind when smartphones first came out. AI technology can be used for various purposes such as data analysis, facial recognition, and natural language processing. It has been integrated into many aspects of our lives such as education, healthcare and transportation. For example, some schools are now using AI-powered robots to help teach students in classrooms while hospitals use AI to diagnose diseases accurately and quickly. However, not everyone has access to this technology due to financial or technological constraints. Those without access will likely fall behind in terms of job opportunities or even educational advancement in the future since most jobs require some level of familiarity with computers and technology nowadays. This could create a digital divide between those who have access to this technology and those who do not which could further widen existing social inequalities in society. In order for everyone to benefit from this new technology without creating an unfair advantage for one group over another, governments should provide more resources for people from all walks of life so that they can learn about and understand how these technologies work. Additionally, businesses should also make sure that their products are accessible by everyone regardless of their financial status or technological knowledge so that no one is left behind in this ever-evolving digital world we live in today.