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Episode 2269: Michael Sayman looks forward to an AI age in which all our online interactions are with bots
Dec 12, 2024
Michael Sayman, a prodigious teen entrepreneur and creator of the SocialAI app, shares his optimistic vision of a future intertwined with AI. He discusses the generational divide in perceiving technology, arguing that younger generations see AI as a natural extension of media. Sayman explores the impact of social media on communication styles, emphasizing the need for educational approaches to navigate digital spaces. He also delves into the evolving nature of human relationships in an AI-driven world and the nostalgia for authentic interactions among his peers.
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Quick takeaways
- Michael Sayman believes that embracing AI-driven interactions can redefine our understanding of online communication for future generations.
- The gap in digital communication between generations highlights a need for early education on social media's complexities and responsible usage.
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The Missing Voice of Young Users
The conversation surrounding social media platforms, particularly TikTok, often overlooks the perspectives of young users. There is a growing disconnect between older generations and the way younger individuals communicate and express themselves online. This divide poses challenges not only for conversations about technology like TikTok but also for parent-child communication about online activities. The rapid evolution of technology makes it difficult for older generations to understand the needs and desires of younger users, leading to a significant gap in communication.
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