Gallup poll: Gen Z's AI usage increaes but excitement plummets from 36% to 22%
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Gallup poll shows Gen Z AI usage rising but excitement falling from 36% to 22%, driven by job anxiety as nearly half see workplace risks outweighing benefits.
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