Do you think the age issue and familiarity with tech will change in the future though? Even technology should reduce fraud cases and risk, surely it is nothing

Do you think the age issue and familiarity with tech will change in the future though? Even technology should reduce fraud cases and risk, surely it is nothing like the days of CATCH ME WHEN YOU CAN. I have only needed to visit a bank in person once in the last 5 years or more, and that was to deposit some old US $100 bills which modern ATMs did not recognize and the local credit union did not want to take the bills ( I am not a member of local CU but it has an ATM I can use for deposits with my out of state CU). Which reminds me, to fix that issue I signed up for a Chase account online, drove down to the bank 5 minutes later and deposited the $700 pre-1980s cash to a teller, who verified the bills were real without any griping - they have the right machines and tech to be confident about those things, unlike the local credit union. So, I guess, on a surprising note I had a good story about Chase to share. They also gave me a few hundred dollars bonus to open a checking account, which was cool.