A new generation, Gen Beta, is on the horizon, characterized by significant technological integration and a strong appreciation for diversity. This generation, born between 2020 and 2039, will face a world where AI and automation are deeply embedded in daily life, shaping their education, careers, and social interactions.
Gen Beta also includes the children of younger Gen Ys (millennials) and older Gen Zs, and they will make up 16% of the global population by 2035, McCrindle said. The futurist also anticipated that Gen Beta will be a generation characterized by significant technological integration and a strong appreciation for diversity.Mayte Torres/STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images, which marked the beginning of a new naming convention.
According to McCrindle, the naming reflects the distinct way these generations are being shaped by an increasingly tech-integrated world.According to McCrindle, the digital and physical worlds will seamlessly blend for Generation Beta. While Gen Alpha witnessed the rise of smart technology and AI, Gen Beta will grow up in a world where these innovations are fully integrated into daily life. From education and careers to health care and entertainment, AI and automation will play a central role, personalizing everything from learning and shopping to social interactions in ways that are just starting to take shape.McCrindle predicted that Gen Beta will find a balance between staying connected and expressing themselves. Growing up in a world of constant connectivity, they’ll build friendships, learn and work in a space where digital interaction is the norm. According to McCrindle, helping Gen Beta build safe and thoughtful digital identities, with guidance from their parents, will be essential. Just as important is encouraging them to develop a strong sense of individuality both online and in real life. As society increasingly embraces themes of change and acceptance, Gen Beta is also expected to grow up in an environment that fosters curiosity and inclusivity.Gen Beta will grow up in a world dealing with climate change and other big challenges, according to McCrindle. With millennial and Gen Z parents who care about sustainability, they’ll be more focused on global issues and finding innovative ways to tackle the
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