Min Byung-doo Tackles Generation Gap and AI Era in 'Ageism' Column

Min Byung-doo's 'Ageism' column series explores the issue of discrimination based on age, termed 'ageism,' alongside the advent of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era, delving into major contemporary societal challenges such as elderly poverty, the fair distribution of wealth generated by AI, and an internet environment open to everyone.

This series focuses on the poverty issues faced by the elderly generation and raises social questions about how to distribute the wealth that will increase with AI technological advancements.

Specifically, it presents a perspective that the AI era can, in fact, present opportunities for the elderly, urging a deeper understanding of the experiences and positions of both younger and older generations.

Furthermore, it addresses the phenomenon of the burden of elderly care being concentrated on women in modern society, emphasizing the importance of better elderly care systems and social responsibility.