‘It’s just a computer, right?’ How AI is tearing Gen Z in two

🇦🇺 The Sydney Morning Herald (AU) — 2026-10-30

Young people are concerned that artificial intelligence could reduce their employment prospects, yet many also turn to AI tools for advice and emotional support. The article examines this tension among Generation Z.

Young people are increasingly worried about how AI will impact their chances of getting a job. But they can’t stop asking it for advice and emotional support.

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‘It’s just a computer, right?’ How AI is tearing Gen Z in two

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