So there is a new study that said Gen Z, speaking of young men turning 18, Gen Z's sentiment towards artificial intelligence has shifted in the last year with teens and 20-somethings less excited about the tech.

In fact, they're not only less excited about it, they're getting angry about it.

They've got a lot of anger and skepticism towards AI as AI is rising.

And that anchor is probably coming from them becoming more informed about it.

Well, the fact that all the data centers are popping up and what it could be potentially

doing to their future employment as well.

Yeah, and we see this anecdotally with our daughter, who's Gen Z and her friends.

Oh, she hates A.

And all her friends do too.

In fact, they, you know, whenever they see commercials or advertisements where the graphic or video has clearly been generated via AI, there's a lot of outrage on that. Some artists, authors, this has been a big thing. The book publishers have started using AI to generate the cover artwork for their books. And apparently in the book

community, that's a big scandal. And they don't want AI invading any part of their life in any

aspect of it. And I'm sure the fact that everybody is screaming doom and gloom and how AI is going to

take over everybody's jobs. And Gen Z certainly has the longest part of their careers ahead of them.

That's got to be a factor into this as well.

A lot of them believe that AI is going to hurt critical thinking and learning.

No kidding.

It will also replace or weaken creativity.

They see art as being replaced.

Real art made by humans being replaced, like you mentioned.

Not only book covers, but also album covers,

and even their music is being replaced by AI instead of real humans.

You had that story in the last week about how on the country charts on Spotify right now.

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