The AI-Native Generation: Kids Raised With Companions, Oracles and "Reality Wizards"
ZeroStateReflex · x · 2026-10-13
The author argues the AI community under-discusses generational impact: kids saturated with AI will grow up with digital companions, AI-driven cures, oracles that know them better than themselves, and hyper-tailored ideas they'll fall in love with — like we gave our lives to Google. Their metaphor: a generation casting spells, with an AI "personal shark" clearing obstacles — reality wizards.
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