Our children and grandchildren have grown up digital. They use their phones and computers as attachments to their brains.
I predict Alexa and Siri conversations will be second nature to them. There are already smart board calendars in homes.
My son's company is heavily into AI. They build search algorithms for research firms. They are branching into training companies how to use AI.
He still complains about hallucinations and how the legal system has not accepted AI briefs due to citing fictitious case law, but as a one time athlete, I got better as I practiced. Often my improvement came from good coaching.
I sold technology in the 80's and early 90's and saw how video would exponentially scream for transmission capacity. Getting people to upgrade to T1 connections was difficult because of cost. When fiber became viable the doors flew open.
Our generation is happy with personal interaction, but now dating is done online.
AI is here and being one with it will keep GenX connected to what's coming.
When I left the computer business, I knew I was a dinosaur within a year. That was in 1995.
When I went into teaching high school, I thought the kids would be tech savvy. I was wrong. They could text but word process, rarely.
I created a computer lab to train students how to use some of the tools at their disposal.
That paradigm still exists and those youngsters who become symbiotic with AI will have value over their counterparts in many fields.
Cannot predict the success or failure of any businesses, but a new economic model is coming.

There are some people who essentially have no short term memory in terms of appointments and tasks. One is on this thread now, even (/j).

AI could be useful in this regard, maybe. The part of AI writing your social media posts and e-mails seems soulless and sad, though.

If you asked serious computer scientist back in the 1980's what AI would be, they would be talking about devices that could manage sensors, find electronic information, do collating and categorization based off tags, provide probability forecasting, run models and point out errors in coding, and make the immediate corrective or anticipatory decisions programmed for certain situations when handling hardware, such as driver assist.
Turning AI into a self-replicating, completely autonomous (therefore, self protecting) entity was known back then to be science fiction, because dealing with personality in humans is hard enough; dealing with "personality" in AI would be a deadly impossiblity - especially when it gets into connected systems such as the WWW or various governmental, infrastructure or business GIGs that aren't air-gapped, only cryptologically segregated.
"I can't let you do that, Dave .."

An AI can get past a VPN, if built right.
And AIs aren't getting morals or ethics programmed into them, only prompts. Empathy, Morality and Ethics are concepts to be scraped out of online writings and regurgitated to scared humans, so they won't turn off their devices and head off into "off the Grid" without any electronics.
There is no "understanding" to AI as envisioned by these Tech Bros. Only Anticipation.

times, still outpaces AI. When that transition takes place, particularly for the managers, we are done. The proletariat have always been undone.

Doing this will become a common skill eventually.