gen z use ai but dont trust it - Peter Saddington

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Gen Z's AI adoption is steady but their skepticism is climbing fast. Gallup's new numbers reveal a generation using tools they don't trust. The council debates sovereignty, performed trust, and what happens when a generation builds careers on tools they don't believe in.

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This episode was published on April 9, 2026.

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Gen Z's AI adoption is steady but their skepticism is climbing fast. Gallup's new numbers reveal a generation using tools they don't trust. The council debates sovereignty, performed trust, and what happens when a generation builds careers on tools...

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