Cum văd copiii de 10 ani viitorul. „Le-am luat capacitatea de a visa din cauza AI”

A survey by The New York Times asked 10-year-olds in the U.S. to envision life in 2050, revealing a mix of optimism and pessimism. Many children expressed fears about endless wars and the impact of AI on their future. Adults reacted with concern, noting that children seem less hopeful than previous generations. Some responses were whimsical, like dreams of floating houses, while others highlighted serious worries about job loss due to AI and the decline of printed books. The discussion also touched on perceived differences in maturity between boys and girls in their responses. Overall, the children's visions prompted adults to reflect on their own childhood fears and the changing nature of childhood optimism.