Most Gen Z workers fear AI is eventually going to kill their careers — and force them into blue-collar jobs

Source: New York Post

AI is rendering Gen Z job-solete. With bots becoming ubiquitous in every sector, the 20-somethings coming of working age during the AI era fear that the tech could derail their careers. According to a survey by online job platform Zety, 72% of Gen Z workers believe AI will kill the number of entry-level corporate jobs over the next half-decade, pushing them towards blue-collar gigs to remain vocationally relevant.

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