Half of Gen Z feel guilty using AI at work. Employers now rank it above a degree
Half of young workers feel guilty when they use AI to do their jobs. Yet the same skills are fast becoming something their employers demand. That is the bind facing Gen Z at work, according to a new global survey from the employment platform Employment Hero.
The company calls it “the AI paradox.” In the UK, 41% of workers say using AI to produce work makes them feel guilty, a figure that climbs to 51% among Gen Z. Across the four markets it polled, more than four in ten AI users say using the tools feels like cheating.
The data comes from a vendor with its own interest in the story, so treat it as a signal rather than gospel. Employment Hero surveyed 8,744 leaders and employees across the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
A dirty little secret
The guilt has a cost, because people tend to hide what...
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