‘What happened?’: Why Gen Z workers are revolting against AI

A poorly received commencement speech by a US real estate executive highlights a growing backlash against artificial intelligence among young workers.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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‘What happened?’: Why Gen Z workers are revolting against AI

A poorly received commencement speech delivered by a real estate executive in the United States has highlighted a growing backlash against artificial intelligence. The reaction to the address serves as a clear indicator of shifting attitudes among younger demographics regarding the implementation of these technologies.[1][2]

The incident underscores a broader trend of Generation Z workers revolting against the use of AI. The negative response to the executive's remarks demonstrates just how quickly young people are turning against artificial intelligence as they prepare to navigate their careers.[1][2]

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