
For the last two generations, youngsters have been appreciated for being better than the generations before them. Yet, in many ways, they are also replacing themselves with the very machines their own generation has created.
The idea of coexisting, nurturing one another, and building an ecosystem where everyone can thrive seems to be fading away. Instead, the focus has shifted toward outdoing, replacing, or eliminating the other, and existing in silos. Or, for that matter, simply existing without even being aware of one another’s existence.