Twenty-something knowledge workers are pretty much all using generative AI tools, finds a survey out Monday from Google Workspace. Why it matters: The youngs are early adopters. If Gen Z is doing it — there's a good chance that at some point soon everyone else might,

Gen Z “young leaders” are using AI to complete everyday work duties in order to avoid “task paralysis.” Getty Images “The future of work is here — and it’s AI-powered,” Yulie Kwon Kim, Vice President of Product at Google Workspace ...

Fear that AI is going to take their jobs is impacting more than 60% of Gen Zers, a new US and UK study has revealed.

Workers born between 1981 and 1996 hold the most positive views of the technology compared to other age groups, Udacity data found.

Gen Z, the first generation to grow up with the internet, is also pushing caution as it faces the sudden rise of artificial intelligence (AI). They are wary of how AI could overturn their ways of life and careers as they have witnessed the fast pace of evolution in technology.