Technological Transformation and Life Observations: A Comprehensive Review from the AI Industry to Daily Discipline
In an era of rapid technological development, the influence of AI is growing. A recent study on Taiwan's mold industry pointed out that "AI will not replace humans, but people who use AI will replace those who do not." This study explores the reorganization of technology and labor processes during digital transformation, reminding us that mastering new technological tools has become an essential skill for modern workers amidst industrial upgrading.
Beyond technological development, social issues and mental health have also garnered attention. The film "Lost Paradise" bravely challenges the heavy subject of sexual bullying among children and youth in placement institutions. Although there is room for improvement in its overall execution, its courage in leading the audience to face a broken world is commendable. Another work, "Iron Fist Education," starts from campus conflicts to explore how, even without superheroes in the real world, people can still gain a sense of safe healing through stories that help repair inner trauma.
Regarding urban transportation and the environment, public transit in Kaohsiung has undergone massive changes over the past decade. From the MRT Red Line and Light Rail to the undergrounding of railways, these projects have gradually changed citizens' commuting habits. To enhance safety, the government is now promoting a new license renewal system for seniors, encouraging those over 70 to surrender their driver's licenses in exchange for TPASS benefits. This not only reduces traffic accidents but also allows seniors to turn the commuting process into a "gym" for the brain by using public transportation.
The field of arts and culture also features brilliant works. The documentary "Water of Immortality" was shot entirely on 16mm film, making the film itself an artwork worth collecting. Through unique sound processing and visual "white space," the director interprets art through art, demonstrating high creative ambition and allowing the audience to deeply feel the weight of Taiwan's art history.
In daily life services, the postal system demonstrates warmth and convenience. The new book "Eating Post Rice" records postal workers' delicate observations of human interaction, emphasizing that only by perceiving the beauty in the world can one create more beauty. Meanwhile, the "iBox" promoted by Chunghwa Post provides a more flexible parcel collection experience for modern people, allowing those who do not frequently send or receive packages to easily complete pickups amidst their busy schedules.
Finally, small details in life can reflect personal discipline and adaptation to the environment. Someone shared the experience of repairing a 12-year-old washing machine, realizing the process of durable appliances and slowly adapting to changes in life. Furthermore, establishing the discipline of "walking fast every time" is also a proactive life attitude. By maintaining a faster walking speed, one can not only exercise the body but also make daily life more vibrant and efficient.