VR and AI: Nurturing Kinder Kids or Manipulating the Next Generation?
VR and AI can enhance empathy, but must not replace authentic human emotional experiences. Balanced integration of technology and real-world interaction ensures healthy emotional and moral growth.
Ethical design and parental involvement are vital to prevent emotional manipulation by digital systems.
The next generation, often referred to as Gen Z, is growing up with virtual reality goggles and intelligent companions. Simulation experiences have become a significant part of their development.
Unlike previous generations, they rely less on human interaction, outdoor play, and traditional forms of learning.
Author's summary: Technology affects kids' emotional growth.
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