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What do you mean by "the next generation"?

The next generation of the next era is actually another meaning, related to artificial intelligence. First of all, human beings have created a machine with superb artificial intelligence, which is called Machine A for the time being. Then, machine A uses its own intelligence to design and manufacture another machine, called machine B. This machine B is completely designed and produced by machine A, without any help from human beings, even human beings don't know its existence. This machine B is called the next generation machine, a science fiction film. Later, it was gradually extended to any high-tech product by the scientific community, and then simply understood by some ignorant people as the next generation, which was far from the original intention. The next generation comes from Japanese, that is, the next era and the future era. The next generation technology is usually called advanced technology that has not been widely used. At present, the most widely used field of the word next generation is home game consoles. Next-generation consoles often refer to consoles that have not been sold, or have been sold quickly, and are superior to mainstream game consoles in performance. Next generation host is a relative concept, which varies from time to time. For example, in 2000, PS2, XBOX and GAMECUBE were called "Next Generation Hosts". Recently, the so-called next-generation consoles refer to Sony PS3, Microsoft XBOX360 and Nintendo Wii. As for handhelds, PSP and NDS can be regarded as the next generation of GBA era. What can represent the next generation in this way is what the previous generation can't do, and it is not necessarily the function as the only reference standard. The size of GBM, the floating-point operation ability of PS3, the function of XO, the operation mode of WII and the handle of XO are all evaluation criteria for the next generation. Of course, as for 2008, the so-called next generation is also considered as "this generation"