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Generation Beta

Generation Beta, born between 2025 and 2039, will experience a seamless integration of AI and automation in daily life, including autonomous transportation and wearable health technologies. They will navigate a world where digital interactions are the norm, while their parents are likely to limit screen time compared to previous generations. This generation will also face significant societal challenges, such as climate change and rapid urbanization, alongside the need to adapt to constantly evolving technologies.

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Generation Beta

Generation Beta, born between 2025 and 2039, will experience a seamless integration of AI and automation in daily life, including autonomous transportation and wearable health technologies. They will navigate a world where digital interactions are the norm, while their parents are likely to limit screen time compared to previous generations. This generation will also face significant societal challenges, such as climate change and rapid urbanization, alongside the need to adapt to constantly evolving technologies.

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Generation Beta (2025-2039)

For Generation Beta, the digital and physical worlds will be seamless.
While Generation Alpha has experienced the rise of smart technology and
artificial intelligence, Generation Beta will live in an era where AI and
automation are fully embedded in everyday life—from education and
workplaces to healthcare and entertainment.

They will likely be the first generation to experience autonomous


transportation at scale, wearable health technologies, and immersive virtual
environments as standard aspects of daily life. Their formative years will be
marked by a greater emphasis on personalisation—AI algorithms will tailor
their learning, shopping, and social interactions in ways we can only begin to
imagine today.

It is also worth noting that technology plays a dual role in modern day
parenting. On one hand, we have seen parents, notably Millennial parents,
leverage technology as a tool for education, connection, and entertainment,
integrating it seamlessly into their children’s lives from a young age. On the
other hand, there is also a cautious awareness of the potential pitfalls of
technology, prompting parents to balance screen time with outdoor activities
and interpersonal interactions.

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How will Gen Beta socialize and work?

Born in the age of artificial intelligence, it is safe to assume that


technology will play a big part in Generation Beta’s everyday life, experts
say.

“They will likely be the first generation to experience autonomous


transportation at scale, wearable health technologies, and immersive virtual
environments as standard aspects of daily life,” McCrindle writes.
“Born into a world of always-on technology, they will navigate
friendships, education, and careers in an era where digital interaction is the
default,” it adds.

But their Gen Z parents are also more likely to limit their child’s screen
time compared to older millennials, according to McCrindle.

What challenges will Gen Beta face?

As with past generations, being a Gen Beta won’t come without its
unique challenges.

They will live in a world of “major societal challenges,” with climate


change, global population shifts and rapid urbanization, McCrindle said.

Staying on top of new technology will be a lifelong challenge for the


current and coming generations, Lyons said.

“Technology is a massive driver of change right now. I think every


future generation will face the challenge of adapting rapidly to new
technologies that emerge.”

Given that the youngest Gen Betas will be in their 60s by the year
2100, many from this generation will live to see the 22 nd century.

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