Younger workers are more worried about AI taking their jobs - but some don't expect any effects at all

• Four in five believe AI will affect their job in one way or another
• Younger workers are the most concerned about job displacement
• Human connections are a necessity in the workplace, regardless of AI

New research from Randstad has claimed Gen Z workers are the most concerned about AI displacing human roles, despite being stronge users - while conversely, Boomers feel most confident about adapting to new workplace trends.

On the whole, four in five workers expect AI to affect their daily tasks in some shape or form, but around half (47%) feel that AI will benefit employers more than it will employees.

One in five also expressed they feel their job is immune from AI, but the need to prepare and adapt is evident.