Recent studies reveal that a significant majority of Gen Z knowledge workers are utilizing AI tools in their professional lives, with 93% using two or more AI applications weekly. This trend, highlighted in a survey by Google Workspace and The Harris Poll, indicates a broader adoption of AI among younger generations compared to older cohorts, with 79% of millennials also engaging with AI tools.
The research underscores the role of AI in enhancing productivity and communication, with applications in tasks such as email drafting and note-taking.
“Our research shows that emerging leaders are adopting AI to increase their impact at work,” said Yulie Kwon Kim, the vice president of product at Google Workspace. “Rising leaders are not simply using AI as a tool for efficiency, but as a catalyst to help grow their careers.”
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Despite the potential benefits, there are concerns about adequate training and the implications of AI on job roles and availability.
Industry leaders like Google are heavily investing in AI, promoting its integration as a catalyst for career growth and improved management skills. However, some workplaces have restricted AI tools like ChatGPT due to concerns over data security and accuracy.
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