Raman notes that, in a LinkedIn survey of over 3,000 corporate bigwigs, "63 percent agreed that AI will eventually take on some of the mundane tasks" that usually go to entry-level associates.

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Gen Z’s early exposure is an advantage, but it isn’t a golden ticket,” agreed Fabian Stephany, assistant professor for AI and Work at the University of Oxford, in an interview with Newsweek.

Generation Z, or the cohort of people born between 1997 and 2012, has a lot of feelings about AI — and many of them think it's conscious.

AI can already do work equivalent to that of a junior employee, ChatGPT’s Sam Altman says. But Gen Z remains unbothered—they’re already considering the competition a friend.

If, on the other hand, Gen AI can decode a 30-page spreadsheet full of invoice entries, compare them to payments, and flag the inconsistencies, now you’ve saved some serious time.

In an April 2025 survey of 2,000 Gen Z respondents by AI company Joi AI, eight in 10 said they'd consider marrying an AI partner. 83 percent said they could have a deep emotional bond with one.

Gen AI use at work saps our motivation even as it boosts productivity, new research shows Harvard studies find that the output from AI-assisted human workers is generally of a higher quality, but ...

Sixty-three percent of Gen Z and Millennial educators believe AI will be “important or essential” to teaching by 2030, compared to less than half (48 percent) of Gen X and Boomer-aged educators.