BUSINESSJul 26 · 10:03 UTCBUSINESS INSIDERNatalie Musumeci ([email protected])

CEOs and execs can't agree on what AI means for Gen Z workers

CEOs and executives in tech and business disagree on AI's impact for Gen Z workers, with some warning it may eliminate entry-level jobs and others arguing it could benefit young professionals. The debate centers on the speed of AI adoption and its effects on career opportunities.

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