Over forty percent of Belgians remain digitally vulnerable, recent studies reveal findings. Digital Inclusion Barometer indicates growing reliance on artificial intelligence across Belgium’s society.
Young adults emerge as most enthusiastic adopters, especially between sixteen and twenty-four years.
Elderly population lags behind, facing significant challenges accessing and using digital technologies. Experts warn artificial intelligence could create new digital inequalities in Belgian communities.
Traditional digital divide persists; older individuals frequently excluded from internet opportunities. Progress remains limited as quality of access, not access itself, now defines inequality.