A recent survey reveals that while Generation Z uses AI more frequently than any other age group, a significant portion now views the technology with increasing anger and frustration.
The Financial Times reports that while AI was initially marketed as a tool to enhance productivity, creativity, and employability for young people, many members of Generation Z are now expressing serious doubts about its actual impact on their lives and career prospects.
In the United States, approximately half of Gen Z individuals, defined as those born between 1997 and 2012, report using generative AI at least once per week. However, a recent Gallup poll found…
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