The room is full of bright, brilliant people. On stage — dozens of fascinating speakers from different industries.
And again, and again, I keep hearing one thought:
“AI is still in its early childhood.”
Yes, everyone talks about it.
Yes, it seems complicated, “too technical.”
But in reality — we are all just at the very beginning of the journey.
And yet… I hear people — young people, often not even forty — saying:
“Artificial intelligence is not for me. I’m already too old for this.”
It sounds so familiar.
Because 20 years ago, people said the same thing about computers.
And where are those people now?
Many struggle to figure out
which button to click on a website
or how to make a simple purchase online.
Not because they can’t learn.
But because at some point they decided it was already too late.
We don’t age by what’s written in our passport.
We age the moment we say to ourselves:
“This is too complicated for me.”
Curiosity keeps us young.
Learning keeps us alive.
Our genius — the innate ability to grow, learn, and adapt — reveals itself only when we stay open to the new.
The future doesn’t belong to the young.
The future belongs to the curious.
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