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    Young people hate today's job market. You can't blame it all on AI

    Generational economic frustration stems from structural barriers rather than just the rise of machine learning.

    Young people hate today's job market. You can't blame it all on AI Axios

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    While AI is often scapegoated for labor instability, structural economic issues and shifting entry-level expectations are the primary drivers of Gen Z dissatisfaction. Focusing solely on automation ignores the systemic barriers and cost-of-living crises currently reshaping the workforce landscape.

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