Is Gen Z's AI skepticism just technophobia?
No. Gen Z grew up inside algorithmic platforms and generally understands ranking, engagement, and recommendation systems better than older generations. Their resistance to workplace AI reads as informed skepticism about who benefits from the mandate, not fear of unfamiliar technology.
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