Generation Beta refers to the cohort of individuals born approximately from the mid-2010s to the mid-2020s, following Generation Alpha. This generation is characterized by growing up in an environment heavily influenced by advanced technology, digital communication, and social media. Unlike previous generations, Generation Beta is expected to experience even greater immersion in technology from an early age, with access to smart devices, artificial intelligence, and the internet being ubiquitous in their daily lives.
Members of Generation Beta are likely to be shaped by their experiences during unprecedented global events, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, which affected education, social interactions, and family dynamics. As a result, they may develop unique social skills, learning styles, and values that reflect their distinctive upbringing. Additionally, Generation Beta is anticipated to be more globally aware and diverse, influenced by a more interconnected world and an emphasis on inclusivity and social issues. The term “Beta” suggests that this generation may be seen as a “test” or a continuation of evolving societal norms and behaviors shaped by their predecessors, particularly Generation Alpha.
The Emergence of Generation Beta Starting in 2025, a groundbreaking new generation is set to reshape our world. Named Generation Beta, this cohort will comprise individuals born between 2025 and…