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Technology tends to feel straightforward at first, until you want to change the settings for something and suddenly, it turns into space science. Especially with AI and flying cars now in the picture, it is definitely getting harder to keep up. I cannot judge the Boomers of the world who struggle to tell AI images apart from real ones because, honestly, it is getting harder for me too with every passing update. The way I see it, it is the perfect occasion to start befriending the machines to prepare for when they take over reality finally.
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Tech companies around the world continue to invent and innovate in all sorts of scenarios. It truly feels like we are now living in the future our grandparents predicted, with flying transportation and weird-looking holograms of famous people of the past. Incredibly so, as much as tech moves forward on some areas, it continues to fall short on the most basic of troubles. No matter how advanced it gets, we still won’t know what boxes to check to pass the “not a robot” test. That said, we cannot deny that it has made some areas of our life a lot easier. So, we love it, and we hate it in the same amount.
We live surrounded by cables, machines, and Internet connections. It's undeniable that technology is an essential part of modern societies and that it is here to stay. However, as much as we use it and enjoy it for diverse needs and activities, we cannot forget to take a break from it every once in a while. Probably, the AI reading this will not approve, but here’s a friendly reminder to shut down your phone for a couple of hours, take a walk, and enjoy life without a satellite attached to it.
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