"I think it's really fascinating,"
"because unlike older generations, where AI might be more of a utility in their life,"
"the younger generation is really feeling like it's a native part of how they work."
"You didn't have to teach a kid how to scroll, right?"
The second edition of the Google Workspace Study finds younger knowledge workers aged 22–39 treat AI as an integral element of daily operations and career growth. The study, conducted for Google by the Harris Poll and canvassing more than 1,000 U.S.-based knowledge workers, shows a clear generational split in AI adoption. Younger employees use AI natively, bringing tools learned in personal life into workplace routines, while older workers are more likely to view AI as a utility and face greater disruption risk. Historical patterns show youth often dictate workplace technology trajectories.
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