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Artificial intelligence is reshaping workplaces, sparking both excitement and concern among Gen Z. A report by Unstop reveals that a significant majority of Gen Z and HR professionals believe AI skills can lead to higher salaries. However, there is a growing fear that reliance on AI may stifle critical thinking and creativity in the younger generation.
The report emphasizes the need for a curriculum revamp to focus on job readiness, highlighting a disconnect between Gen Z's perception of AI skills and HR professionals' views. As AI continues to evolve, it is crucial for young professionals to balance leveraging AI's benefits while maintaining essential human skills. The future workplace will demand adaptability and a strategic approach to integrating AI into daily operations.
• 89% of Gen Z believe AI skills lead to higher salaries.
• 93% of HR professionals see traditional degrees losing relevance.
AI skills are essential for navigating the evolving job market and enhancing employability.
Intellectual dwarfism refers to the concern that over-reliance on AI may stifle creativity and critical thinking.
AI governance involves ensuring ethical use of AI while fostering innovation and managing risks.
Unstop is a talent attraction platform that focuses on hiring and skills assessment, providing insights into AI's impact on job readiness.
PWC is a multinational professional services firm that predicts AI agents will transform workforces and enhance operational efficiency.
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