The younger generation is largely turning to jobs that can’t be automated as concerns of AI’s future impact mount.

View as Webpage Suzanne Stevens, Editor AI is disrupting careers in a way that hasn't been seen in decades. And for young professionals entering the job market, it is both a hazard and an opportunity. This week's print edition explores how Gen Z is charting a career path through uncertainties that are still being mapped out. Read Story. STORY OF THE WEEK The Gen Z AI crisis is in full swing. It's going to get worse. The younger generation is largely turning to jobs that can’t be automated as concerns of AI’s future impact mount. Read Story RELATED NEWS Member-Only Webinar: The future of work in the AI era AI adoption threatens talent pipelines AI could trigger 'meaning crisis' among workers Big divides are emerging among workers on AI Gen Z has tough competition for entry-level roles — and it's not AI WEEKLY EDITION Dive deep into critical local business stories with our award-winning Weekly Edition. VIEW WEEKLY EDITION Unsubscribe | Manage Preferences   All rights reserved. ©  Portland Business Journal Email sent by Portland Business Journal 851 SW Sixth Ave., Suite 500 Portland, OR 97204 USA Download the free app for breaking news alerts on your phone