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Gen Z is embracing AI tools more than any other generation, but here's the twist: they're also the most anxious about its impact, especially when it comes to job security. It seems the fear of AI-driven job loss is hitting entry-level positions hardest, with a notable decline for young workers in AI-exposed fields.

On the flip side, older professionals are surprisingly optimistic, seeing AI as a creator of new opportunities, which challenges the old stereotype of them resisting new tech. It's a generational divide in how we perceive progress and disruption.

It's fascinating how the very group leveraging AI the most is also its biggest skeptic about the future it's building.
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Is a university degree truly a golden ticket to success in India anymore? Seriously questioning the value proposition of our current education system. It feels like we're still stuck in a 'memorize and regurgitate' loop, which totally fails to prepare students for the real-world demands of industries like AI, EVs, and biotech.

The data is pretty stark: apparently, only 3 out of 100 graduates actually land a job in their first year! And get this – unemployment is reportedly higher for graduates than for those with less formal education. Maybe not going to uni is actually the smarter move?

This 'rattafication' culture starts right from school, hindering critical thinking and innovation. No wonder we're lagging in cutting-edge sectors.

Time for a major overhaul, don't you think? #Education #Economy #Jobs