Artificial intelligence or AI is no longer a future concept—it's already shaping how we work, learn and live. But enthusiasm for AI isn't evenly distributed across age groups. Gen Zers and millennials ...

From changing the daily workflow to the way we order food at a kiosk, AI is showing up in just about everything we do. But according to a new report, the way people use AI differs based on generation.

The marketing world is racing to operationalize generative AI, but most brands are still experimenting in silos, struggling or failing miserably. Earlier this year, Northwestern’s Spiegel Research ...

April 9 (UPI) --Use of generative artificial intelligence has held steady among people in their teens and 20s, but skepticism about the technology is also rising among many in the age group, a Gallup ...

Last year, researchers from Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University revealed startling evidence about the impact of using AI on how—and how hard—people think, finding that among more than 300 ...

Young people have grown increasingly skeptical of artificial intelligence, even those who use it daily, according to a new Gallup poll of more than 1,500 people aged 14 to 29. There is no decline in ...

According to new data from polling giant Gallup, over half of U.S. Gen-Z-ers use AI regularly, and fully 52 percent of K-12 students think they’ll have to know AI for their postsecondary ...