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TIME Names ‘Architects of AI’ as 2025 Person(s) of the Year

For the first time in years, the people behind artificial intelligence (AI) tools and technology have been honoured as TIME Magazine’s “Person of the Year” for 2025 — called the “Architects of AI.” This group includes scientists, engineers and innovators whose work is shaping the future of computers, robotics, language tools and smart machines.

TIME’s choice highlights how AI — once a concept found mostly in science labs — has become part of everyday life. Today, AI helps with school projects, translations, navigation apps, creative art, healthcare decisions and even activities like video games and music creation.

The honour recognises people behind major AI advancements, including those who developed large language models (like the technology that powers assistants and chat tools), machine learning systems that analyse big data, and researchers working on ethical and safe AI design so that smart machines are helpful and fair.

🔍 Why This Matters for Kids and Families

  • AI is everywhere now. It helps computers “think” and solve problems — from recommending videos to translating languages in real time.

  • People shape technology. This award reminds us that AI doesn’t just happen — scientists and engineers build and guide it.

  • Ethics are important. Making sure AI is safe, fair and trustworthy is part of why people were selected for this recognition.

AI technology plays a role in many products and tools kids and teens use — such as educational apps, games, homework helpers, and even robotics competitions. But with power comes responsibility: researchers are working on ways to make AI safe, fair and inclusive so that it helps society without causing harm.

In short: TIME Magazine has named the “Architects of AI” its 2025 Person(s) of the Year, recognising the creators and thinkers shaping the future of artificial intelligence.

Learning takeaway: AI influences many parts of our world — and learning how it works and who builds it helps kids think about the future of technology, creativity and problem-solving. 🌐🤖

Kids Gazette
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