Babies born in 2026 are already being called the “Sigma Generation,” following Gen Alpha. The name reflects adaptability and change — fitting for a world shaped by rapid AI growth, digital learning, and evolving lifestyles
Researchers say they’ll see technology as invisible, grow up with AI as a normal part of life, and lean toward individuality and self-expression. For them, AI won’t be new — it’ll just be everyday life
Researchers say they’ll see technology as invisible, grow up with AI as a normal part of life, and lean toward individuality and self-expression. For them, AI won’t be new — it’ll just be everyday life
Babies born in 2026 are already being called the “Sigma Generation,” following Gen Alpha. The name reflects adaptability and change — fitting for a world shaped by rapid AI growth, digital learning, and evolving lifestyles
Researchers say they’ll see technology as invisible, grow up with AI as a normal part of life, and lean toward individuality and self-expression. For them, AI won’t be new — it’ll just be everyday life
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