Author(s): Bochvarov, M.
Article Тitle: LIVING WITH AI: HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SHAPES
DAILY LIFE NOW AND BEYOND
Journal: International Dialogue: East-West
Publication Year: 2025
Publication Type: Journal Article
Article Type: Paper
Volume, Issue: 11(1)
Pages: 151-159
DOI:
ISSN (print): 1857-9299
ISSN (online): 1857-9302
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APA 7 citation
Bochvarov, M. (2025). Living with AI: How artificial intelligence shapes daily life now and beyond. International Dialogue: East-West, 11(1), 151–159.
Harvard citation
Bochvarov, M. (2025) ‘Living with AI: How Artificial Intelligence Shapes Daily Life Now and Beyond’, International Dialogue: East-West, 11(1), pp. 151–159.
Abstract: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an invisible thread in the fabric of daily life, powering tools from virtual assistants to personalized recommendations, With 55% of Americans interacting with AI daily or near-daily as of late 2022 (Pew Research Center, 2023), a figure projected to have grown significantly by 2023 and potentially reaching 90% by early 2025, given near-universal weekly use of AI-enabled products (Gallup, 2025). This paper examines AI’s role in shaping everyday experiences across three distinct timelines: the present, the near future (5–15 years), and the far future (50+ years), grounding its analysis in current facts and plausible projections. Drawing on evidence such as Amazon’s 100 million monthly Alexa interactions (Amazon, 2024) and xAI’s advancements in human-AI collaboration (xAI, 2025), the study first explores AI’s current footprint—enhancing convenience while raising privacy concerns. It then projects near-future developments, like autonomous vehicles and AI-driven healthcare, rooted in ongoing research, before envisioning far-future possibilities, such as brain-computer interfaces and fully automated lifestyles, extrapolated from today’s trends. This journey reveals AI’s trajectory from a subtle enhancer to a transformative force, highlighting both its potential to streamline daily routines and its challenges, including ethical dilemmas and societal shifts.
Keywords: Social networks, reproductive problems, mental health.
страна 151-159 Марко Бочваров