Generation Z exhibits the highest level of skepticism regarding AI's impact on their jobs, with 41% expressing doubt. This contrasts with the overall U.S. average of 31% across all generations. Millennials and Generation X show more optimism, with only 29% doubting AI's influence on their careers.
The survey highlights a generational divide in attitudes towards AI skills, with Millennials and Gen X being more likely to believe that acquiring AI skills will enhance their career prospects. In comparison, only 39% of Gen Z respondents share this belief. This suggests that while younger workers are cautious about AI's immediate effects, they may also be less proactive in embracing AI-related skill development.
• 41% of Gen Z doubt AI's impact on their jobs.
• Millennials and Gen X are more optimistic about AI skills improving careers.
AI skills refer to the abilities related to understanding and utilizing artificial intelligence technologies, which are seen as beneficial for career advancement.
Generational divide highlights the differing attitudes towards AI's impact on jobs among various age groups, particularly between Gen Z and older generations.
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