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Microsoft's president says Gen Z's AI backlash should be a wake-up call for Big Tech
Microsoft President Brad Smith urges tech leaders to heed Gen Z's concerns about AI's impact on entry-level jobs. He argues AI should augment human capabilities rather than replace jobs, reflecting a shift in industry messaging from job displacement to productivity gains. Smith acknowledges student protests against AI and warns tech executives against overestimating AI's societal transformation speed.
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