AI and Careers: Who's Afraid and Who's Confident They'll Survive
According to a study, 80% of employees believe that AI will directly impact their daily work in the near future.
Generation Z is especially anxious — young professionals fear that technology will change the game not in their favor. Baby boomers, on the other hand, demonstrate calm and confidence in their ability to adapt.
📈 Demand for job openings with AI agent skills has grown by almost 1600%. Routine roles are gradually disappearing, and tech companies are already openly replacing people with algorithms. And almost every second worker suspects that the main benefit from AI will again be taken by corporations, not people.
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