Young Americans become more hostile to AI, fearing job losses

A Pew Research Center survey reveals that young Americans are increasingly hostile to artificial intelligence, with a majority under 30 expressing concern over potential job losses for the first time since 2021. This shift stems from fears that AI will eliminate entry-level positions crucial for workforce integration, contrasting sharply with older, established workers who remain more positive about the technology's benefits. While early hiring stages have slowed and executives acknowledge cost-saving automation, the precise economic impact remains difficult to quantify amid broader economic conditions.

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