- Some Gen Z workers are making AI work for them.
- A director at VEM Medical told the BBC that Gen Z workers were boosting productivity with AI.
Some Gen Z workers are capitalizing on the rise of generative AI.
Derrick Hathaway, sales director at VEM Medical, $4 that Gen Z workers were giving the medical device maker a welcome productivity boost by using $4.
He told the outlet: "Young employees' ability to use AI technology to automate tedious jobs and optimize workflows has grown our productivity dramatically."
Representatives for VEM Medical did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment, made outside normal working hours.
The remarks come amid concerns that junior positions usually held by young workers entering the workforce are at risk of being $4.
Companies haven't been $4 around the new tech and many are incorporating $4. CEOs are also starting to be more open about their plans to $4 in favor of AI.
At the same time, the long-$4 are here for some workers. Employees have begun speaking out about $4 or in some $4 that ChatGPT cost them work.
This trend is worrying young employees in the workforce. In a $4, 76% of Gen Zers indicated they were concerned about losing their jobs to AI-powered tools like ChatGPT.
On the flip side, Gen Z is also well-placed to capitalize on the AI boom. Known for being the most technological-savvy generation, young workers can also boost their employability by leveraging generative AI skills.