INNOAGON generation born after 2025 – alternative recommended by science

Abstract: Nowadays, generational changes are determined by technological advances. Generation Z is entering the labour market and is best positioned on the line between the virtual and real worlds. The Alpha generation, on the other hand, will soon be entering secondary schools, as they are technologically proficient and need to be online all the time. With them, a smartphone is only natural. The Beta generation  people born after 2025  is approaching and will grow up with the advancement (but will that be development?) of artificial intelligence. It is assumed that this generation will work alongside robots and be shaped by digital interactions. Analysing these generational shifts, the visions of the future of the great futurists that have been disseminated in pop culture are getting increasingly real. Improving machines for the benefit of humanity, after which the machines gain ‘consciousness’ (but whether is it in human likeness?) and, towards freedom, begin to fight (start a war) against humanity. Is this a world that cannot be saved from inevitable degradation? A viable alternative to the Beta generation is the INNOAGON generation (this is an acronym for innovative agonology), presupposing the continuous development (i.e. a concern for exclusively positive change, or, alternatively, the slowing down of biologically determined involution phenomena) of body, mind and spirit, through the utilitarian values of humanity developed over centuries. But young people should not be educated without knowledge of their mental reality. Therefore, the responsibility for educating the next generation must be based on complementary observations of young people, in direct contact with them, technological support and understanding at the level of pop culture. There is a chance that interactions shaped in this way will enable the cognitive and behavioural development of humanity. The interdisciplinarity of science here is a mission for humanity.

Keywords: Innovative Agonology, Beta Generation, Artificial Intelligence, Mental Health, Physical Health

DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1005293

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