A new report from The Verge that’s certainly ruffled a few feathers this week finds that the more young people use AI, the less they like it. According to the report, despite being among the biggest adopters of chatbot tools, Gen Z workers and students are increasingly resentful of what many describe as an AI-centric future being forced on them — with some actively choosing career paths where they'll never have to use it. This matters because for the past year, the dominant story has been adoption, especially among young people who I’ve seen described as "AI natives" many times. But this is on
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… That said they both see Google's rebuttals over security and privacy as a political tactic rather than a genuine concern. Mähl from DuckDuckGo said: "The big gap here is that Google is not collaborative and not in the spirit of complying with this regulation. …