VOICES OF GEN Z: THE LARGEST SURVEY ON THE RISING GENERATION

In partnership with Gallup, the Walton Family Foundation examines Gen Z’s perspectives on education and their future.

 

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53%
of Gen Z say AI enhances their learning speed.
Most also say AI makes them work faster and find information more easily.
52%
of students say schools should be required to teach them how to use AI.
Students want to be equipped for the changing landscapes of the future.

 

47%
of Gen Z say they use AI on a weekly basis.
However, they are more likely to say that these tools make them anxious (41%) than excited (36%) or hopeful (27%).
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How Gen Z Is Navigating AI in School and Work

As AI reshapes how we work, learn, and connect, Gen Z — the most digital-savvy generation — has questions about its impact. Explore how they’re using AI, where knowledge gaps remain, and how schools and employers can help them build the skills and confidence for a tech-driven future.

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